RE: Eimac 3-1000H Tube Info

To: tesla-at-pupman-dot-com
Subject: RE: Eimac 3-1000H Tube Info
From: "Dale, Martin" <martin.dale-at-ntu.ac.uk> (by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-uswest-dot-net>)
Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 08:31:32 -0600
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Tony & the list,
                     Congratulations on finding an excellent tube!

I'm fairly sure the 3-1000 version you have is designed for industrial RF
induction heating etc, as a power oscillator.
You are right in assuming that it is a 1000w anode dissipation triode.
It should also be good for up to 5KV on that anode.

This should make it an ideal tube for TC use!

I have some data on the Eimac 3-1000H somewhere.
I'll dig it out, and post up what I have, unless someone else on the list
can beat me too it.
I do know that there is an 'air system' socket for it with a glass chimney
to channel cooling air round the tubes envelope.

                     Cheers   Martin Dale  G6ABU    TCBON

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> Subject: 	Eimac 3-1000H Tube Info
> 
> Original Poster: TeslaTec-at-webtv-dot-net (Tony R Greer) 
> 
> Hi Coilers,
> The other day, I had the great fortune of being 'gifted' with the afore
> mentioned new large tube for free (my FAVORITE price!) Would it make a
> good TC toob? I assume It's a 1kW triode, but, what does the "H"
> indicate? Also, does anyone know the rest of the specs for this beast,
> such as filiment voltage and current, plate voltage and current, etc?
> Also, are there any construction plans on the WWW with this or similar
> type Toob coil that anyone knows about? >>> Thanks, from Tony, the Texas
> T-Coiler.    
> 
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