Rechargeable battery supplies

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Offline ssssly

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on: July 15, 2010, 08:22:50 PM
Came across a manufacturer that makes custom rechargeable battery packs to whatever specs you want. Sent them an email about a solution for a stock quickie.

Got me thinking though. If I knew what I was doing, and were going to design the ultimate quickie battery pack, what would the specs be? And what else in the circuit would change?

Any thoughts greatly appreciated?




Offline Paul Joppa

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Reply #1 on: July 16, 2010, 05:46:23 AM
If you are feeling spendy, you could go for a larger, higher-voltage plate supply. The max would be 67.5 volts, which would run about 5mA per tube (10mA total)  - depending on the filament batter, you can calculate the capacity needed to match lifetimes. In that case I'd drop the plate load from 4K to 3K ohms to maintain the gain. I have a spreadsheet under development for various battery voltages, but it still has some errors in it.

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