Re: Need to fix old valve radio



You obviousely have never had to work as a TV or radio tech where time is a cost to
your customer

David

meow2222@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

On 7 Mar, 01:12, quietguy <posti...@REMOVE-TO-REPLYconfidential-
counselling.com> wrote:

Personally, in this sort of situation I reckon the shotgun approach is the way
to go - just replace all the crappy caps, and all resistors over 50k - saves a
lot of time and in many cases fixes the problem in a short time. If the fault
is still there there is not a lot more to check

David (a different one)

an inappropriate idea.

NT

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