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 President TV sets ?? Does anybody know who made them? Any info, old ads anything
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 Return to top of page · Post #: 16 · Written at 8:32:47 PM on 26 November 2016.
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 Vintage Pete
 Location: Albury, NSW
 Member since 1 May 2016
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Hello Sue,,,,Thanks for your reply, I have lots of vintage TV's,,But I wearing L plates when it comes to electronics ,But I get a lot of good help here with people teaching me enough to always take the next step and learn some more...That booster cap is a .022μF !000volt ,,but it maybe ok still ,,, As I'm still fault finding,,,,So if you do have a cap,Hang to it until know morel

Thanks>>>>>>>>pete
 
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 Sue
 Location: Daylesford, VIC
 Member since 13 January 2011
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I've found my old .022 1000V booster, but it's a Ducon papercap, and it wouldn't be reliable. If yours is a UCC Di-Pol, they are usually OK.
 
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