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It looks like the only electrical component that was replaced during the 1966 202 Workshop overhaul was this capacitor. The orange coloured one on the upper right side of the photo. It functions in the PA Bias Circuit as the AF Bypass and is rated at 5 mf and 300 Volts. The original was nearly 1 inch in diameter. This one would be about two thirds of that size.
Not bad really for a set that was likely in service over 20 years at the time of overhaul. David |
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