01-11-2014, 11:44 PM
Steve
It is all great and I am glad that your voltages are close to where they should be, but personally I prefer completing the recap/recarb first, check the tubes, and then do the voltages. This will take of a load of questions off your mind.
Plus it is safer. If a cap is not an electrolytic, it does not mean that it cannot short the supply.
It is all great and I am glad that your voltages are close to where they should be, but personally I prefer completing the recap/recarb first, check the tubes, and then do the voltages. This will take of a load of questions off your mind.
Plus it is safer. If a cap is not an electrolytic, it does not mean that it cannot short the supply.
