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Hello!
I have a Hallicrafter-combo, SX-117 + HT-44, with a well-built powersupply. After not having activated the TX for say abt 10 years , 2 years ago I tried a contact on 80, however got a report of very severe hum, switched off, suspecting the PS-HT-capacitors, took them out, measured too low resistances, started to ´rejuvenite´ them but not trusting them anyway bought some new ones, but! roughly the same voltages and capacitances are contained in a volume abt 20% of the originals, what happens with heat dissipation, are modern cap´s really so lowlossy? Can I use them, don´t want any explosions in my basement!! What´s the experts verdict! 73 / Per/ sm7aha |
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