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I'll back up what you just said. I had to replace all of the
bathtub caps in my two SP-600's (JX-26's). All were leaky. Steve |
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![]() "Steve" wrote in message ... I'll back up what you just said. I had to replace all of the bathtub caps in my two SP-600's (JX-26's). All were leaky. Steve One must remember that these guys are 50+ years not a bad lifetime for these caps. One problem I've had is getting new electrolytics with really low leakage. I have a few Sprague Atom caps, which must be getting on for 20 years old, that have lower dissipation than many brand new ones. Any suggestions about sources? You would think that in a city the size of Los Angeles, plus one that is a center for the electronics industry, that one could get anything even in small quantities. Not so, its very frustrating. I also found that the failure rate of the silver mica caps in my JX-17 is high. Not so in the JX-26. I think the difference may be that the latter has been in almost continuous use for the last 30 years where the 17 was in storage for a long time. -- --- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles, CA, USA -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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