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|    ohger1s@gmail.com to Dan Green    |
|    Re: Replacing Electrolytics with NOS par    |
|    28 Aug 23 10:15:46    |
      From: ohg...@gmail.com              On Monday, August 28, 2023 at 7:29:09 AM UTC-4, Dan Green wrote:       > Hi all,        >        > Is this okay? I'm talking about replacing electros that have been in        > service for like 30+ years and which have a rep for failing by then        > (Frako caps) with old but unused electrolytics; so called "new old        > stock" caps of reputable manufacturers of the same spec. I can't see        > an issue with this but am no expert so.... what d'yall think?        >        > Dan.              Years ago, I tossed out my NOS electros because testing them was uncovering       some leakage at voltage. I don't recall the brand names if you're wondering       that but brand new quality caps are so cheap that it didn't make sense for me       to use the old ones.              For temporary work or for something that only has to last another small       handful of years at most? Go ahead as long as they don't show leakage or       abnormal ESR.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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