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Yes, the flat molded micas are starting to show their age. Although
generally more reliable than paper, I have found some bad ones in recent 1940s TV projects. When in doubt, check 'em! I read somewhere else that the plastic casing in Black Beauties, etc., developed microscopic cracks and admitted water vapor over the years, causing the same problems as in paper caps. Phil Nelson |
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