ceramic capacitors age well?

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They don't dry out, right?

- Q

 

[Guest]

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In the case of Gameplan they go bad a LOT of the time.

 

[Guest]

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That is correct. Fairly indestructible (in my opinion), just need to check
out for cracks and if they have been electrically overstressed.

Jim Knight

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[Chris]

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With no electrolyte solution in them, they can't dry up. Stable for a long
period of time.

Chris

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[JB]

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I've seen several system11 games with blown-out ceramic caps on the flipper
button switches. I replace 'em with larger ones rated 1000 volts.

-JB

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As long as the mechanical seal on the leads
is uncompromised, and they are stored in a
damp free environment...

--
Fred
TX
CARGPB#8
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