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Carl WA1KPD wrote:
I repaired an HQ-145 that I picked up for a song. There was a bad RF choke in it. Anyway I decided not to touch the caps- why fix it if it aint broke and like Colin I have a long list of radios to repair or build. It is one of the few times I have never replaced the old PS caps in a restoration job. I did not touch any discs, although I do replace all wax caps. I was surprised that a spot check of resistors showed them all right on the money Anyway 2 weeks after I get it all buttoned up the PS caps went. no damage just a nice loud hum Did you reform the electrolytic capacitors before you ran it for the 2 weeks, or did you just plug it in and turn it on? -Chuck |
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