Ameritron AL-572's parasitic suppressor values?

[N8CBX]

I would like to know the component values of the AL-572 parasitic suppressor. I would to scratch build a pair for my pair of 572s
Thanks,
Jan N8CBX

[N8CBX]

Here's a picture of it from W8JI's website
http://www.w8ji.com/images/Amplifier/AL811H/AL811H-parasitic-top.jpg
Jan

[WA7PRC]

All the AL811H parts list says is 100Ω/2W, and the photo shows them to be ±10% tolerance.  The AL572 parts list doesn't dig down to the component level for the parasitic suppressor assemblies.  The resistors need to have very little inductance, which eliminates wirewound and some film resistors. Carbon composition could be used but they don't take heat very well, and there's plenty of that at the tube anode connectors.  One expert prefers Ohmite OY (ceramic composition) resistors. You would look for pn OY101KE. Digi-Key, Mouser, Allied, and Newark all show stock on hand.

vy 73,
Bryan WA7PRC

[N8CBX]

Ameritron sells the whole suppressor assembly for about $37, so I'm going to do just that.
Thanks Bryan, but why doesn't one buy the "Little Devil" Ohmite type which is an original carbon resistor?
Jan

[K1ZJH]

Carbons will shift in value. Many resistors in suppressor service have doubled in value. Modern carbon comps are also made differently and have more internal inductance.

Pet