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RE: On plastic caps -

Posted by Jim McShane on December 10, 2008 at 05:34:12:
Hi Adam,

"I read in one of your posts that you like to place tin and PP caps in lower level signal coupling positions and PIOs before the outputs. Is this still common practice for you?"

I do like to mix cap types, and the scheme you describe is one way I do it. It's probably the one I use most often, but I sometimes do it other ways as well. I use tin sometimes, sometimes I use PP.

I wouldn't change your Dyna - and I WOULD use this scheme for the Eico.