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09.18.2005, 11:25 AM
How can you tell if the cap. is bad? I don't have a receiver pack to test that either.
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09.18.2005, 11:33 AM
You could add another one. Make sure its a fast one, the types used in computer power supplies are the ones you need.
A simple test would tell.. (or you must have got an C tester, but this requires removing the cap from the speedo..) |
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09.18.2005, 01:13 PM
Usually, the caps heat up when in use. If one cap is significantly warmer than the other, then the other is bad or disconnected. When I reconfigured my mgm 120, one of the capacitors came loose and I lost all servo control under acceleration and throttle control was way out of sync.
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