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snip Thanks for all replies. Yes, it's paper! The dielectric is super thin, brown, translucent (likely impregnated), skin-like paper with very low tensile strength - I did not test for burst and tear but will certainly be low! I plan to replace all of these that are under any B+ stress before further restoration. I'll be using modern 0.12 uF, 630 volt, black plastic, rectangular caps (Korean made.) Everything I buy from Korea is checked very carefully. If I were you I would replace all those tubular paper capacitors with the wax on them. I found some that the leads had come loose and you could twirl the capacitor while the leads were still soldered into the radio. Rare original IF's saved, Scott... and lessons learned! Cheers, Roger Best of luck. Bill Baka |
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