Elrog 300B vs Takatsuki 300B tubes

I wonder if a tube radiator (like o ring, or Kryna) helps the matter...

Ok, George from Tubes,USA came by Friday and took the measurements.
He requested I hold off this information until he lets Elrog know his findings, which I will honor. I'll let everyone know sometime this week.

First he tested all the tubes on his tube tester. They all came back testing excellent.

These are the 300b we used in the Franks:
Elrog
EML XLS
Takatsuki
Psvane HI-FI series (stock tubes that came the amps)

The cathode resistor measured value in my amp was 1.025k

He tested for plate voltage and cathode voltages.
I'll let you know the results once George talks with Elrog.

Joe

Thanks Joe
Needless to say I am curious to learn the results.
Charles,

Ok, here is the information that George emailed me.
Hi Joe,
You can post this data. Be sure to mention that customers of these amplifiers test their AC line voltages(AC Voltmeter). Over 122V AC is a game changer for these or any other 300B tubes. Ideally, in their home they should be have voltages in the 114-122V range. If they have excessive voltage, they should purchase a "variac" as a means of protection for their equipment.

Best,

George

Hello Joe,
Here it is the recent data taken from Friday's testing......

Takatsuki 300B 474V plate 33 watt dissipation
84 V across cathode

Elrog 300B 484V plate 32 watt dissipation
79V across cathode

EML 300BXLS 486V plate 31 watt dissipation
75V across cathode

Psvane 300B 484V plate 30 watt dissipation
74V across cathode

Line voltage 119.4VAC

Cathode resistor value 1.025K ohms

Best,

George

I hope this helps,
Joe

Excellent info, Joe (& George). That all seems very comfortable relative to the specified "limiting operating conditions for safe operation" of the Elrog tube. (79V/1.025K = 77 ma). And the plate dissipation which can be calculated from those numbers is actually closer to 31 watts rather than 32.

Enjoy! Best regards,
-- Al