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ups.com... I did a very stoopid thing. I hollowed out a capacitor and epoxy in a new snap in capacitor inside the old can. I didn't use the proper voltage rating capacitor and now I have to un-epoxy. Any ideas? I already called myself stoopid so no need to duplicate efforts there. Solvent? Heat? Dremel? thanks N9NEO Acetone will soften some epoxies. So will heat...smoking hot heat. It would probably be better to drill out the old capacitor, or just call it a learning lesson, and get a NOS cap from Surplus Sales of Nebraska, or Antique Electronic Supply (AES). Between the two of them, you can get just about any old cap ever made. Also, why epoxy? It isn't like the capacitor needs to be really strong. Use hot glue next time. Always think reversible. -Chuck |
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