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Old 05-31-2004, 06:18 AM
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I replaced all caps, paper and electrolytic, in a GE AM tube type radio with computer monitor caps and it worked great! PC switching power supplies often will have 385 and 400 volt electrolytics that can be used in the higher voltage TV and audio circuits...monitors will have some of these but often tend to have more of the 160 volt caps that are good in table radios.
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