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I agree, the ones in there now are rated at 105 degrees compared to the previous 85-degree ones, and I’m sure these new capacitors are better engineered. For the smaller capacitors near the resistors, I went with 125-degree high-hour rated ones from Chem-Con. As for that gear, it’s a real pain to reach the pinion drive gear without dismantling the tuning capacitor drive pulley and part of the assembly, so I’ll leave it as is for now. The receiver ran for a few hours yesterday with no issues.
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That is the ticket, playing with no problems. I like the looks of that receiver in your test video. I have been looking for a smallish AM/FM tuner amp, would not need a lot of output, 30 watts a channel would be fine. Not looking to rattle the house. Next swap meet maybe I will get lucky. You did a nice job Rich. Paul
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Hello Paul,
Thank you and yes this receiver works well the tuning in this unit really does well even sounds good on AM .
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[Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deOmNRrGVXA]Hello Guys,
Here is the last video I just uploaded showing this unit complete and ready to go back home with it's owner so enjoy this short video.
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Sounds very nice.
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Hello mike,
thank you and yes I agree it does sound good !!
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