need advice can i substatute a 6k6g for a 6f6g without a problem maybe alittle less volume i beleive the 6k6 draws less current than 6f6 but im just not sure i should do this?

Yes, you can use the 6K6 in place of the 6F6. You probably won't notice any difference in output power.

:Yes, you can use the 6K6 in place of the 6F6. You probably won't notice any difference in output power.
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:thanks Warren

:Well Jeff:

You can probably find a USED 6F6 on the internet at a very low price. Why not put the ORIGINAL tube type in?

Check Fair Radio Sales.

Lou

:Yes, you can use the 6K6 in place of the 6F6. You probably won't notice any difference in output power.
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::thanks Warren
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::Well Jeff:
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:You can probably find a USED 6F6 on the internet at a very low price. Why not put the ORIGINAL tube type in?
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:Check Fair Radio Sales.
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:Lou
:thanks lou i will replace with a 6f6 i just happend to have a 6k6 and wanted to use the radio but didnt want to risk blowing anything
::Yes, you can use the 6K6 in place of the 6F6. You probably won't notice any difference in output power.
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Jeff

You can use a 6K6 or 6V6 in place of 6F6. If 6F6 is metal could also use G or GT versions. Other tubes will draw lower current than 6F6 which will put less stress on the power transformer.

Norm

:::Well Jeff:
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::You can probably find a USED 6F6 on the internet at a very low price. Why not put the ORIGINAL tube type in?
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::Check Fair Radio Sales.
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::Lou
::thanks lou i will replace with a 6f6 i just happend to have a 6k6 and wanted to use the radio but didnt want to risk blowing anything
:::Yes, you can use the 6K6 in place of the 6F6. You probably won't notice any difference in output power.
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