[Boatanchors] Electrolytic Reforming Time

[rbethman]

No incorrect reading whatsoever.

I also have all sort of sea, air, and ground based equipment.

These include things like AN/URR-13A, (2).  Built in 1951.

The fusing is done by the manual.

Won't do anything about the line filters, nor the internal 
electrolytics.  If you even remotely believe that those capacitors are 
just fine, then you are dreaming.

N0DGN

On 12/31/2011 5:55 PM, J. Forster wrote:
> That's your (incorrect) reading of what I wrote.
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> Sea and ground based Mil gear has fuses. The value specified should not be
> exceeded.
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> Airborn equipment sometimes relys on external breakers or fuses. Those
> should be of the correct type and rating also, and connected as originally
> intended.
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> I have seen several pieces of equipment damaged or destroyed by incorrect
> overfusing, often because a previous owner didn't ask why a fuse blew.
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> And I don't drill holes in gear.
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> -John
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