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Old December 30th 03, 02:04 PM
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- - Bill - - wrote:

So, you can replace them now or later. I enjoy replacing caps, and I
restuff the paper ones, and I really don't mind doing so. Might as well
unless you're in it for a business where your time equals money.


Where can one learn about the art of 'restuffing' paper caps'? I saved
all the old ones from recapping my SX-100. Maybe I'll restuff them some
day.


The Early Television web site has details for retaining the "look" of the
original paper capacitor components -- but using modern components.

http://www.earlytelevision.org/capreplace.html

w9gb


 
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