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Unusual paper capacitor from Down Under
Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Phil Nelson wrote: A guy from Australia is recapping an old mono amp and ran across this capacitor, described as a "suppressor" in his manual. The diagram suggests it can be replaced with three discrete non-polarized caps connected as shown on the case. I don't recall seeing one like this before. Anything more to add? Phil Nelson Only that it appears to be made witrh the proper "X" and "Y" capacitors. Yes, it's a delta suppression capacitor. They are still made, typically used in vacuum cleaners and sewing machines. Its leads have the old British colour-coding. Also, someone has made a very poor job of replacing the mains lead.. Martin(Stockport) |
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