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Grid
Cap
Grid
clip
should
be
con-
nected
to
the
tube
cap.
Thyra
Thyratron.
X1,
X2, X3,
(In
the
REMARKS
column)
etc.
Indicates
the
factor
used
to
multiply
the
Gm
scale
read-
ing
to
obtain
the
actual
Gm
value,
Additional
abbreviations
that
appear
in
the
SIG
ales
â„¢n
VLuLuills
are:
R
D
VR
oo
-
Tube
is
to
be
tested
as
a
rec
-
Tube
is
to
be
tested
as
a
diode.
-
Voltage
Regulator
tube.
-
Test
procedure
for
eye
tubes
is
to
be
used.
plug
the
line
cord
into
a
olt,
60
cycie
source.
or
<
With
the
LINE
TEST
switch
pulled
down,
adjust
the
meter
pointer
to
the
LINE
CHECK
arrow
at
midscale
by
rotating
the
SET
LINE
control,
then
release
LINE
TEST
switch.
Refer
to
the
roll
ch
avon.
te
=
+.
a
Ne
to
be
tested.
t
for
data
on
the
tube
Adjust
PLATE,
BIAS,
FIL,
METER,
SIG
and
anT
Moma
Big
bow
1
ORS
to
corr
respond
to
a
roll
chart
information.
The
K,
PandG
ae
pea
always
be
in
Position
1
stated.
-
E
E
i
Set
LEAKAGE
switch
to
Position
1
and
insert
the
tube
in
the
proper
socket.
Allow
sufficient
warmup
time
and
then
reset
the
SET
LINE
control,
if
meter
pointer
is
not
on
the
LINE
CHECK
arrow
with
LINE
TEST
switch
pulled
down.
-_
i=)
be
rejected.
In
certain
critical
applicat
such
as
audio
preamplifiers
or
certain
TV
circuits,
performance
may
be
impaired
if
the
heater-cathode
and/or
interelement
leakages
are
less
than
2
megohms.
NOTE:
A
leakage
indication
may
be
normal
if
listed
in
the
REMARKS
column.
A
meter
indication
on
position
1
indicates
heater-
cathode
leakages.
Readings
on
Positions
2,
Buus
20
Aa
So
atilige
Vil
SU
ibis
3,
4
and
5
indicate
suppressor
grid,
plate,
.
enrrnaan
arid
and
wV
EUV
Brau
CALAMA
respectively.
A
control
grid
leakages,
With
LEAKAGE
switch
in
the
TUBE
TEST
position,
depress
Gm
TEST
switch
for
Gm
reading.
If
the
meter
indication
is
less
than
the
value
given
in
the
R.P.
column,
the
tube
should
be
rejected.
NOTE:
The
reject
point
listed
on
the
roll
chart
is
given
in
terms
of
the
basic
0-3000
micromhos
scale.
If
the
meter
reads
below
the
reject
value,
the
tube
should
be
con-
it
is
possible,
in
PyeSssvil,
sidered
faulty.
WAMU]
UUW
acrusry
certain
special
applications,
that
a
tube
must
be
replaced
even
though
its
Gm
is
still
above
the
given
reject
point.
Converse-
ly,
other
tubes
may
function
satisfactorily
in
certain
equipment,
even
though
their
Gm
has
dropped
to
as
low
as
50%
of
their
nomi-
nal
or
"bogie
values.
In
accordance
with
EIA
(RETMA)
standards,
65%
of
the
nominal
Gm
value
has
been
established
as
the
re-
jection
point
(R.P.).
The
multiplying
factor
in
the
REMARKS
column
is
used
only
to
obtain
the
actual
Gm,
which
is
derived
by
multiplying
the
reading
on
the
0-3000
micro-
hte!
odeN
Aetrel
tiie
Peatiilis
Wee
mhos
scale
by
the
multiplying
factor.
Again,
this
factor
is
NOT
used
with
‘respect
to
the
reject
point.
Turn
the
GRID
CURRENT
switch
to
the
TEST
position
and
hold
it
there
for
at
least
5
sec-
onds.
If
no
increase
in
meter
reading
is
the
tube
is
not
drawing
grid
current
SUVS
2
440
VM
AWilig
Banat
LULL
and
may
be
considered
"good."'
Any
meter
deflection
during
this
test
indicates
the
tube
is
drawing
grid
current
and
should
be
re-
jected.
There
is
no
scale
on
the
meter
to
indicate
the
magnitude
of
grid
current
flow
since
any
amount
may
be
considered
as
However,
owever

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