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And what's the first thing we see? Mr Death!
![]() Maybe you should have gone ahead and replaced all the sockets!
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I swear all these 9-pin sockets looked fine when I inspected them. I'll be pulling the PCB back out and replacing them. Better order up some more for my other sets too
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because they seem to catch my eye. Can you post a picture of a new tube socket and tell who can supply them? If I find a Predicta, might as well replace all the tube sockets with the recapping. Thanks Carl
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Bravo!! It looks like all your excellent work replacing the "K" networks really paid off. Congrats!
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Check out these two earlier posts in this thread. http://www.videokarma.org/showpost.p...3&postcount=28 http://www.videokarma.org/showpost.p...1&postcount=32 There are also some white ceramic ones available like these guys that might hold up better: http://www.ebay.com/itm/10-ceramic-9...-/320962006659 The central ground post doesn't go through to the PCB though. Not sure if that matters. Quote:
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I've not done anything with the couplates in my Predicta but I sure like how yours turned out. I could imagine my luck could change at some point....
Once you know everything's fine I do like the heatshrink method to protect/cover 'em with. |
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