From: none@ntlworld.com   
      
   I said:   
      
   > I think to check for gassiness I need to get a reading of grid current.   
   >   
   > I have a 200uA meter. Should I place this in series in the g1 circuit   
   > and get a reading? Or read voltage across the 1k0? If so what voltage   
   > would I be looking for? How should I get an indication of grid current?   
      
   Well, I put the 200uA meter in series with the 1K0 resistor, or with the   
   wire that goes to g1.   
      
   If this correctly reads grid current, then it looks like I've no grid   
   current on one two and about 4uA on the other.   
      
   What is acceptable grid current for a GEC KT88?   
      
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