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Old December 26th 03, 02:09 PM
AComarow
 
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Here's an excellent way to determine if paper caps should be replaced.
Count the number of caps in the radio and divide by the number of times
you want to go in and re-troubleshoot. If the quotient is equal to or
less than the original number of caps then they should be replaced.

Hope this helps,
Bill


Should we be getting vibes you feel strongly about this?

Avery W3AVE
Potomac, Md.
 
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