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Old 20th April 2024, 10:10 AM
TimN TimN is offline
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Default 6550 c23/24 & r47/48

I have been giving my 6550 a bit of attention and have been upgrading some of the capacitors.

I have come across C23/24 and R47/48 which are on the schematic but are not on the parts list or shown on the general arrangement diagram. Does anybody know anything about them? It seems to be some kind of bypass capacitor between the rectified power supply and the ECF80.

The capacitor is a 100pF 630V and the resistor is a 15k and looks like a 1/4 watt.

I thought I might replace them while I am there with a 100pF 630V polystyrene and a 15k 1/2 watt resistor. Is this a wise thing to do?
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Old 20th April 2024, 11:38 AM
bob orbell bob orbell is offline
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Default Re: 6550 c23/24 & r47/48

They are in parallel with R15/16, feeding Anode P, looks like a filter and should be fine as is, the KIT / KAT 34 was the same curcuit but with C23/24 and R47/48 omited. Bob
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Old 20th April 2024, 02:24 PM
John Caswell John Caswell is offline
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Default Re: 6550 c23/24 & r47/48

They are a small "phase advance network" to improve stability at high frequencies.You do not need to change them for changes sake - leave well alone.

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Old 20th April 2024, 05:43 PM
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Default Re: 6550 c23/24 & r47/48

Thank you both. I'll restrain myself then.
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