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From: monopoli@maxzilla.Encore.COM (Luke Monopoli - Manufacturing)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: capacitor question
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Date: 2 May 89 18:27:11 GMT
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>it to be damaged. At low voltage circuit it'll operate exactly the same way
>a lower voltage one with the same capacitance would. (In case voltage, in your
>case 17 V, will not be exeeded). Your trouble is elsewhere!  :-(
>

Yea, Its a cold solder joint. Ah isnt it nice to take wild shots at other
peoples projects:)
>If you're feeling good don't worry - You'll get over it!    :-)
Really I hope it helps-check the solder joints they may be cold and when they 
heat up and expand they make contact.

Luke Monopoli 

Encore TE