12-21-2020, 06:43 PM
from antiqueradios:
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(electricity) A metal plate insulated from the chassis of an auto radio by a thin sheet of mica, and connected to the battery lead to bypass noise signals picked up by battery wiring in the engine compartment. in other words, a cap to ground on the power line.
more than anything, i don't understand why it doesn't just short the 6 volts to ground with only a few ohms resistance. almost like the resistance increases [substantially] once the capacitor has charged up.
here's a picture https://www.antiqueradios.com/forums/vie...6&t=354480
(′spärk ′plāt)
(electricity) A metal plate insulated from the chassis of an auto radio by a thin sheet of mica, and connected to the battery lead to bypass noise signals picked up by battery wiring in the engine compartment. in other words, a cap to ground on the power line.
more than anything, i don't understand why it doesn't just short the 6 volts to ground with only a few ohms resistance. almost like the resistance increases [substantially] once the capacitor has charged up.
here's a picture https://www.antiqueradios.com/forums/vie...6&t=354480
