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| − | + | According to SIG 5, it is a spare parts box for [[SCR-245]]-GX, MX and PX. From the contents listed (one vibrator, two RK-60 rectifier tubes and fifteen fuses, I would assume that it was specifically for the PE-125-AX vibrator power supply. If so, the vibrator would be a VB-5 (don't know why the SIG 5 entry didn't give that and why there is only one). And the RK-60 would have to be a substitute for the VT-249/CK-1006 which is listed as the two rectifier tubes in the [[PE-125]]-AX in the manual on the various SCR-245-*X. I haven't been able to confirm that the RK-60 and CK-1006 are interchangeable other than that they have the same basing and similar voltage and output current ratings. But RK-60 is a vacuum rectifier and 1006 is a gas rectifier. | |
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Revision as of 20:16, 25 November 2016
According to SIG 5, it is a spare parts box for SCR-245-GX, MX and PX. From the contents listed (one vibrator, two RK-60 rectifier tubes and fifteen fuses, I would assume that it was specifically for the PE-125-AX vibrator power supply. If so, the vibrator would be a VB-5 (don't know why the SIG 5 entry didn't give that and why there is only one). And the RK-60 would have to be a substitute for the VT-249/CK-1006 which is listed as the two rectifier tubes in the PE-125-AX in the manual on the various SCR-245-*X. I haven't been able to confirm that the RK-60 and CK-1006 are interchangeable other than that they have the same basing and similar voltage and output current ratings. But RK-60 is a vacuum rectifier and 1006 is a gas rectifier.
