[R-390] Power Supply Module caps
Barry
n4buq at knology.net
Wed Mar 7 20:41:36 EST 2012
I saw one example where a fellow just ran the + ends down through the octal socket pins and soldered them underneath. The - ends were drawn up together to a solder lug and secured to the top of the threaded standoff that's used to secure the original caps. It requires the octal sockets to have holes through those pins and I think some of them do anyway. All-in-all, a pretty simple job with minimal expenditure.
I went to the trouble of building square aluminum housings for a couple of pairs of them with aluminum tops and octal relay plugs. Neat job but more trouble than was necessary without a machine shop handy.
Barry - N4BUQ
On Wed 07/03/12 7:21 PM , Roger Ruszkowski flowertime01 at wmconnect.com sent:
>
> Fellows,
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> I have cleaned out a number of octal relays and stuffed new caps into the
> relay cases. These then want to set off with a 1 pin rotation 1/8 turn. So I get
> out thedemeral tool and grind off the key. Then build then to set square into the
> socketsand look better. It is a plug and play mod that can go back if you find
> some plugin cansof get your old ones restuffed. Case size does mater when you try to stuff
> the tripplebut cases are available. I have removed the plastic rapper off a set once
> just to get thethree of the caps packed into the case.
>
>
> Roger AI4NI
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