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In Reply to: RE: hot time in the old cap tonight.... posted by maxhifi on April 18, 2016 at 09:13:05
Tested the tube, no shorts. Cap direction is correct. cap voltage rating is higher than the original schem called for, and none of the other caps are having a problem and they are all the same. Cap and resistor are already out. I will try to jumper the resistor in and see what I get across it.
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There will be no voltage across the resistor if you jumper across it. It will also overheat and maybe blow the tube, assuming that is the cathode resistor.
I should have said jumper to it instead of across it.
I think he meant jumper leads to put the resistor back into the circuit, for testing purposes.. this layout isn't bad, I really like the use of bus wire as a ground down the middle, it's very RCA.
Thanks for the kind words. I have grown found of a central ground bus, very handy. A stripped secftion of #12 house wire works great.
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