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8th February 2008, 09:05 PM
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diyAudio Member
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Filter caps from Apexjr.
I ordered a pair of the 22kuf/100v can caps from Apexjr, they arrived with dents on the side. I emailed steve about it, and i'm awaiting a reply.
My question is, is it safe to use these caps even with the dents? The bad one is about 1" around and 1/8" into the cap. It feels soft underneath the outer plastic insulator so i assume the aluminum shell is cracked. They were also charged up when i got them, so i don't see how he's advertising these as "New stock". These were supposed to be used in the Altec 9440a i'm rebuilding, so this puts the project on hold once again.
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