RE: "as high voltage axials are scarcely available"

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In Reply to: "as high voltage axials are scarcely available" posted by Chris O on March 17, 2008 at 13:35:29:

Chris,
Thank you for your reply.

The way I do it, there's never going to be an exposed wire that's not closely secured. I'm using shrink tubing to completely cover the solder points and insulated wire to strips / PCB where they connect.

I do need to use snap-in caps (not clamp mount), and I don't think Panasonic TS come with clamps. They're, after all, supposed to snap-in securely to the PCB.

Do you know what would be the right epoxy / resin to use?

Thank you.
Best,
Radu.

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Topic - how to secure eletcrolytics to PCB / chassis? - raq 13:20:26 03/17/08 (6)

Thank you guys (and more clarifications) - raq 07:07:32 03/18/08 (1)

Goop cement is also good - Dave Garretson 15:59:48 03/18/08 (0)

"as high voltage axials are scarcely available" - Chris O 13:35:29 03/17/08 (3)

RE: "as high voltage axials are scarcely available" - raq 13:46:41 03/17/08 (2)

TESA - Lowrider 03:56:53 03/18/08 (0)

RE: "as high voltage axials are scarcely available" - rafael 15:37:45 03/17/08 (0)

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RE: "as high voltage axials are scarcely available" - raq 13:46:41 03/17/08 (2)

TESA - Lowrider 03:56:53 03/18/08 (0)

RE: "as high voltage axials are scarcely available" - rafael 15:37:45 03/17/08 (0)

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