05-27-2013, 02:49 PM
With all due respect, Mike, you did say this:
I'm just sayin', keep the paper insulator as it enables you to reuse the solder terminal originally used as the negative solder point.
No arguments here. I'm too tired to argue. The cabinets I'm trying to redo are getting the best of me already.
morzh Wrote:In which case you no l'onger need the paper aropund the can except if you want to keep it looking original.
For the future, any electrolytic can you restuff - you ONLY keep the can and discard everything else.
I'm just sayin', keep the paper insulator as it enables you to reuse the solder terminal originally used as the negative solder point.
No arguments here. I'm too tired to argue. The cabinets I'm trying to redo are getting the best of me already.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
