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Now, I am more methodical and make notes before I clip the capacitor.
A notebook and pencil are always nearby to document before I start work. Life has been much simpler since then. And, it really is a good idea to test the radio after a maximum number of changes. Colin K7FM Use an alligator jumper to mark the connection point of the old cap. This has saved me numerous times. Paul P. www.ppinyot.com |
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