04-25-2009, 12:23 PM
http://www.pmillett.com/index.html
Try the above link. You can download all the tube manuals you will ever need for free, plus a whole lot more. These files are big, so don't try it on dial-up. Now all you have to do is get a PC on or near your workbench to bring up the information you need. But if it's only one or two tubes, just print the page and bring it to your bench. Or I suppose you could download the files at work, stay late one evening, and print 'em. If you do it during the day, they'll all know who it was that tied up the printer for a half hour, used all the paper, toner, and had 300 pages left to go when the D**n thing finally jammed. Been there, done that.
Of course I also have tattered and much used tube manuals at hand. I have neither a clock or a computer on my workbench, and also don't have a bluetooth hanging on my ear, because that's the way I like it, but to each his own.
Try the above link. You can download all the tube manuals you will ever need for free, plus a whole lot more. These files are big, so don't try it on dial-up. Now all you have to do is get a PC on or near your workbench to bring up the information you need. But if it's only one or two tubes, just print the page and bring it to your bench. Or I suppose you could download the files at work, stay late one evening, and print 'em. If you do it during the day, they'll all know who it was that tied up the printer for a half hour, used all the paper, toner, and had 300 pages left to go when the D**n thing finally jammed. Been there, done that.
Of course I also have tattered and much used tube manuals at hand. I have neither a clock or a computer on my workbench, and also don't have a bluetooth hanging on my ear, because that's the way I like it, but to each his own.
