> Yup. From what I can see, I would have to build a testing chassis with
> the right setup for each tube type. Then crank it up and put a signal through
> the tubes. Seems I'm not going to learn much with the meter but it 
> was worth a try.

Did you read my previous posting on this thread ? You can test most tubes with
only 24V anode voltage and the correct filament voltage. You can perform
comparative tests between known good and suspected tubes with this setup.

Peter



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