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Great video! I love the way you approach the problems and the detail that you provide.
I was wondering what you use to place the green lines on the schematic. I noticed that it is a pdf type file, but I don't have anything software wise that will open and allow me to 'highlight' lines on a schematic.
It was good to hear you talking about the need to replace the old wax/paper type capacitors. It is indeed so very important. I watched a video that was talking about that issue and the guy brought up something I had not heard of before. That is the fact that some people clean out the insides of those old capacitors and put a new capacitor inside and fill it up with wax to make it look like the old capacitor is still in the circuit, but in fact it is a new capacitor. The problem with that is that if someone works on it later other than the person that did that, they think it is the old capacitor and take it out. You might enjoy the video, it has a lot of good information in it. So here is the link: ru-clip.net/video/mCZb4xiLLaY/video.html
He also has a great video on the fact that 'non-polarized' capacitors can still be put in 'backwards!' You might also enjoy that one: ru-clip.net/video/BnR_DLd1PDI/video.html
It is such a joy to watch videos like yours and Paul's. The information you provide is accurate, helpful, educational, entertaining, and appreciated!
Keep up the excellent work!
I was wondering what you use to place the green lines on the schematic. I noticed that it is a pdf type file, but I don't have anything software wise that will open and allow me to 'highlight' lines on a schematic.
It was good to hear you talking about the need to replace the old wax/paper type capacitors. It is indeed so very important. I watched a video that was talking about that issue and the guy brought up something I had not heard of before. That is the fact that some people clean out the insides of those old capacitors and put a new capacitor inside and fill it up with wax to make it look like the old capacitor is still in the circuit, but in fact it is a new capacitor. The problem with that is that if someone works on it later other than the person that did that, they think it is the old capacitor and take it out. You might enjoy the video, it has a lot of good information in it. So here is the link: ru-clip.net/video/mCZb4xiLLaY/video.html
He also has a great video on the fact that 'non-polarized' capacitors can still be put in 'backwards!' You might also enjoy that one: ru-clip.net/video/BnR_DLd1PDI/video.html
It is such a joy to watch videos like yours and Paul's. The information you provide is accurate, helpful, educational, entertaining, and appreciated!
Keep up the excellent work!
- Electronics Old and New by M Caldeira 6 days agoHi Wayne.
I use Adobe Reader (the free one) which has a 'commenting' function. The comments can be text or lines, circles, rectangles, etc.
You can select the opacity of these 'comments' so I use about 50% so that I can still see the schematic wiring underneath. You can also define the line thickness in pixels, which is very useful.
I have actually done some 're-stuffing' of old wax capacitors once or twice, but it is a lot of work.
The 'polarity of the caps is due to the side that the outside foil is on. Less noise is picked up if this side is connected to the lower impedance side of the circuit that its in.
Thanks for your kind words, and enjoy the channel.
regards
Manuel