07-19-2026, 10:32 AM
Arran
It has 1) C12, 4uF for 2nd RF cathode feedback, 2) C49, 10uF for 2nd Det cathode feedback and 3) C39, 10uF for LC power filter for B+ that goes everywhere other than the pushpull output power.
I had some reasonably modern saved axials (a Xicon 4.7uf, a Rubicon and an IC 10uF) I extracted from the radios I restored before, where they were out of place, so I used them; tthsy are all 450 or 500V. I just wanted to use them up; the first two cap can be 25-50V rated.
MrFixr
I do not make my chassis' look like they just left the factory's division intended for export to royals around the world, so, being not very proud guy, I use Windex, and when Windex struggles, I use odorless (???!!!) mineral spirits.
Neither is known to strip cadmium.
The OMS did a great job on hat smaller can, the photo of which I will show here later.
It has 1) C12, 4uF for 2nd RF cathode feedback, 2) C49, 10uF for 2nd Det cathode feedback and 3) C39, 10uF for LC power filter for B+ that goes everywhere other than the pushpull output power.
I had some reasonably modern saved axials (a Xicon 4.7uf, a Rubicon and an IC 10uF) I extracted from the radios I restored before, where they were out of place, so I used them; tthsy are all 450 or 500V. I just wanted to use them up; the first two cap can be 25-50V rated.
MrFixr
I do not make my chassis' look like they just left the factory's division intended for export to royals around the world, so, being not very proud guy, I use Windex, and when Windex struggles, I use odorless (???!!!) mineral spirits.
Neither is known to strip cadmium.
The OMS did a great job on hat smaller can, the photo of which I will show here later.
People who do not drink, do not smoke, do not eat red meat will one day feel really stupid lying there and dying from nothing.




