I have been thinking on what I said a few days ago, and just wondered if perhaps you publish the source code ( perhaps to some that "think " they can help ) and see what we ( your users ) can compile and build themselves. Dont lose sleep over it, but you may, or may not get some ideas from us.
As a ...

For myself I can compile it myself. From Unix to linux for about 40 years.
When it happens!!! I am patient and can wait.

Best regards

Joe

I wasnt pushing you ;) its just that even PSUD2 was a superb program that made designing a power supply a breeze.
I still have multiple pages of designs I have done in the past. One thing that is a really good idea is the multiple secondary windings on a transformer.
As you know this can radically ...

I watched your old uchoob vid on the new bits of PSUD3. Looks like some very nice add ons. I do know that that involved almost a complete rebuild.

Is the any news ( WITHOUT being a pain ) on its release ?. Perhaps evena beta version for discussion ?.

Joe

The link works, and the install runs perfectly.

Thanks Duncan

Joe

I dont have off site storage or a website.
Yes I agree with your comment of r-type.org. I have been using it for many years, but thats when my own library doesnt have a particular valve. Lots of the "cv " series or common valve series comes under that heading. I have access to all the valves that ...

TRy reading my dumb post left to right
its 39 pages
Joe

Interesting data Duncan,
I have just scanned a application note from STC, in PNG format, but I can easily redo that to PDF if you wish.

You specifically point out the 6L6, which is a tiny part of that series of valves from RCA, although I believe their beginning was English.
a 6L6 is a direct ...

OK, it works and now everybody can see the circuit. Its OK for discussion, but will fall apart if one tries to enlarge it.
( Anybody that wants the full article can email me and I will send a complete PDF file ).
This circuit has not changed greatly since the mid 1930's as far as design goes. It ...

So LOTS of mucking about produces this:.


Another test.

Joe