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 Shane1981
 Location: Townsville, QLD
 Member since 16 August 2009
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Hi guys I have finally got around to soldering in my new capacitors, next I will fit a new power lead and I have ordered a set of new valves too. Here is my latest picture.

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 Return to top of page · Post #: 17 · Written at 12:20:15 AM on 24 May 2010.
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 radiola49
 Location: Maryborough, VIC
 Member since 8 December 2007
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Your Photobucket images have been moved or deleted!
If moved you will have to let Brad know the new location or Email them to him for up-loading.
The 25Mfd 40VW caps are used on cathode or back bias circuits and would have typically 10 to 16 working volts on them.
Would be nice to know the make and model?
 
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