[sdiy] ASM Capacitors/Bench Power Supplies

[Steven Downhill]

	>Cornell Dubilier boasts about their "pure India Ruby muscovite
mica", so I 
	>imagine that must be the good stuff.  (Just based on what they
claim -- no 
	>direct experience.)

Anybody know a geologist that we can ask?.

Regards
Steven
> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Ian Fritz [SMTP:ijfritz at earthlink.net]
> Sent:	01 August 2003 01:44
> To:	music.maker at gte.net; synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl
> Subject:	Re: [sdiy] ASM Capacitors/Bench Power Supplies
> 
> At 04:20 PM 7/31/2003, Scott Gravenhorst wrote:
> 
> >Egad, I never thought about it, but mica is a natural material that can
> vary
> >in composition...  Any clues as to what may be good/bad?  Mfr?  Country
> of
> >Mfr (due to bad mining sources)?  Or is it worse in that a run of caps
> could
> >be fine except for the 5 I got?
> 
> 
> Cornell Dubilier boasts about their "pure India Ruby muscovite mica", so I
> 
> imagine that must be the good stuff.  (Just based on what they claim -- no
> 
> direct experience.)
> 
>    Ian
> 
> 
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