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vintage_8bit · 18th Mar 2021, 1:32 pm

Quote. "Is it a thick square (almost cube!) dark brown 10nF component with classic strangely thick lead-outs?"

I would say yes. The audio components sit on a sub chassis with very limited access due to short wires. I may remove this sub chassis when I have gone through the rest of the set and replace most of the components in there so I don't have to remove it again. This was suggested some where else on this forum I think. Colin.

18th Mar 2021, 1:32 pm	#5
vintage_8bit Heptode Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Rainham, Kent, UK. Posts: 525	Re: Eddystone S640. Mains primary open circuit. Quote. "Is it a thick square (almost cube!) dark brown 10nF component with classic strangely thick lead-outs?" I would say yes. The audio components sit on a sub chassis with very limited access due to short wires. I may remove this sub chassis when I have gone through the rest of the set and replace most of the components in there so I don't have to remove it again. This was suggested some where else on this forum I think. Colin.