wanted tube adapter

[diviy]

Looking for 3x adapter to take a ecc83 fitting to a 6n2p fitting tube as a friend of mine has a load of 6n2p tube that I can try out .

[Jazid]

The adapters are likely to cost more than the tubes. If the heater circuit is 6.3V its an easy soldering job to reconfigure the socket wiring (disconnect bridge from pin 4 to 5 (but leave the wire attached to whichever pin - 4 or 5 that it arrives at) , disconnect wire from pin 9 and reconnect it to 4 or 5 - whichever does not now have a wire attached.

You can install a simple switch to achieve this to allow fairly rapid swapping.

If the heater is 12.6V the Russian valves can't be used.

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[GJO]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tube-socket-converter-adapter-12ax7-ecc83-to-russian-6n2p-REDUCED-PRICE-/152492269667?epid=719206612&hash=item23813f6063:g:QZgAAOSwRgJXi6h5

[ovlov854]

The adapters are likely to cost more than the tubes. If the heater circuit is 6.3V its an easy soldering job to reconfigure the socket wiring (disconnect bridge from pin 4 to 5 (but leave the wire attached to whichever pin - 4 or 5 that it arrives at) , disconnect wire from pin 9 and reconnect it to 4 or 5 - whichever does not now have a wire attached.

You can install a simple switch to achieve this to allow fairly rapid swapping.

If the heater is 12.6V the Russian valves can't be used.

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I think that James is right. I understand that the Russian valves you want to use are part of the ECC88 family and therefore work on different voltage.
I would not risk it as there are myriad 83/family valves around for you to play with. Many at cheap prices