Peter, (M)atsu(S)hita were and still are active in the capacitor manufacture arena, so I am wondering if this is what it means. I shouldn¹t worry too much about it. Any suitably spec¹ed aluminium electrolytic should do the trick. I have stocks of 2u2/63v radials which I use for both clones and repairs and they are just fine. Funnily enough Matsushita call all their product lines by the Panasonic¹ brand name, even components, these days. I wonder if it is because the new name doesn¹t include an English swear word! Cheers, Andy On 25/04/2011 12:58, "Peter Mörck" <peterm@sunsetselection.com> wrote: > > > > > > Hi, > > I'm looking inside my Polysix which was given to me for free in dead condition > a couple of years ago. > When I received it I saw it had suffered from battery leaking (redundant > information I assume hehe). So I then removed the battery, replaced IC31 which > was dead, fixed a couple of broken traces and cleaned the board. It was then > "working" but in dire need of recalibration, but I left it as it was. > Now it's time I get my thumbs out and calibrate it. But, before I will start I > thought perhaps a recapping session would be good before I attempt > calibration. > I've been trying to locate the different caps and measuring their physical > dimensions so I know what to order as replacements. > > Looking at the component list I noticed two separate 50V 2.2uF cap entries. > (These are all on KLM-367). > On the second row there is one (C34). > On the third last row there are two, but marked with "MS" as well (C32,C33). > What does that mean? > Physically they have the same dimensions and temperature markings. > The only thing I see it that the regular one (C34) is ELNA and the ones marked > MS in the schematics has no visible manufacturer as far as I can tell. > Another MS marked cap is the one next to the battery (C40). > Is MS a manufacturer? Does it denote "no-name generic brand"? Something else? > Does it really matter? :P > > Regards, > Peter > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [PolySix] Electrolytics marked MS?
2011-04-25 by Andrew Jury
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