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![]() "Jeffrey D Angus" wrote in message ... Tio Pedro wrote: How did those old style 20% carbons check out? (Particularly the ones with the rougher finish on the bakelite shell...) I usually find many of them open or way high in value. Surprisingly enough, I haven't had any problems with them. What did die was the 950/950 Candelohm bolted to the chassis and of course, the original sand-ohm 55/75 resister had a case of seriously green leads. Jeff Oddly enough, I'm finding yellow mylars with the same greenie lead disease. One flex, and the lead is gone. |
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Tio Pedro wrote:
Oddly enough, I'm finding yellow mylars with the same greenie lead disease. One flex, and the lead is gone. I assume you're talking about yellow caps from the early '60s? Not the new ones we're all using now. Jeff |
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![]() "Jeffrey D Angus" wrote in message .. Of course! I assume your talking about old power resistors too ![]() |
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