http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair Fixing electronic equipment. 2010-03-22T01:37:50Z Google Groups Arfa Daily arfa.da...@ntlworld.com 2010-03-22T01:37:50Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/4b85d055c5189b29/a1646f0fd1b47772?show_docid=a1646f0fd1b47772

Oh dear ! That's right as in not left ... d;-} <br> Arfa

Sjouke Burry burrynulnulf...@ppllaanneett.nnll 2010-03-22T00:46:53Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/4b85d055c5189b29/f3a75b0061ec94bb?show_docid=f3a75b0061ec94bb

cut <br> Thats not the wrong side, thats the bottom side ......

Grant o...@grrr.id.au 2010-03-21T23:51:01Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/4b85d055c5189b29/85118eba2938fab9?show_docid=85118eba2938fab9

'Cept for the land down under :) <br> Grant.

2010-03-22T00:32:40Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/f87f18a5f3983e0c/901895c52a64c28f?show_docid=901895c52a64c28f

Hello all - update info to my previous post with the same subject. I can't <br> seem to find a schematic under the Magnavox model number nor a cross <br> reference to a FUNAI equivalent or chassis. Can anyone help in this <br> regards? <br> Thanks much - Gord

Sjouke Burry burrynulnulf...@ppllaanneett.nnll 2010-03-21T22:44:33Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/4b85d055c5189b29/7621f6d20d170743?show_docid=7621f6d20d170743

Are we not all on the right side of the pond?? <br> I dont think there IS a wrong side :)

N_Cook dive...@tcp.co.uk 2010-03-21T22:22:43Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/4b85d055c5189b29/88d3079756425e54?show_docid=88d3079756425e54

I recall hearing a long time ago that tantalum caps do in fact tend to <br> grow metallic whiskers inside, between the plates, which ultimately <br> bridge the cap. Whether it's tantalum or some other metal used in <br> construction, it is a poor conductor, and in a power supply, will <br> immediately burn out and the cap will return to normal. If the cap is

mm nopsammm2...@bigfoot.com 2010-03-21T21:26:39Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/9be3119c1d9898b3/f3620143d617c2ea?show_docid=f3620143d617c2ea

On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 14:23:49 -0400, &quot;Michael A. Terrell&quot; <br> He makes a good point however. By placing them near the window, the <br> hottest part of the room is near the window and the most heat loss <br> occurs, compared to placing it somewhere else. <br> Maybe having the room temperature even is something some people would

mm nopsammm2...@bigfoot.com 2010-03-21T21:23:11Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/9be3119c1d9898b3/61ca90b805e00efd?show_docid=61ca90b805e00efd

I've only had one thing where the contacts wore out and that was <br> decades old. Not counting engine ignition points. <br> Why would it do that. <br> If you want more heat, turn the thermostat up. <br> AIUI, this should have been cross-posted to alt.home.repair, instead <br> of asking the same question in two newsgroups. That way everybody

mm nopsammm2...@bigfoot.com 2010-03-21T21:16:38Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/2f26c02e224e31c0/434d53fb6f23b575?show_docid=434d53fb6f23b575

On Sat, 20 Mar 2010 09:42:30 -0400, &quot;Charlie&quot; &lt;l...@thestation.com&gt; <br> wrote: <br> Between 10 and 12.

stickyfox@gmail.com sticky...@gmail.com 2010-03-21T21:09:27Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/4b85d055c5189b29/72e627fb0095609a?show_docid=72e627fb0095609a

I recall hearing a long time ago that tantalum caps do in fact tend to <br> grow metallic whiskers inside, between the plates, which ultimately <br> bridge the cap. Whether it's tantalum or some other metal used in <br> construction, it is a poor conductor, and in a power supply, will <br> immediately burn out and the cap will return to normal. If the cap is

Baron baron.nos...@linuxmaniac.nospam.net 2010-03-21T20:35:59Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/4b85d055c5189b29/e2d7a88788397183?show_docid=e2d7a88788397183

Arfa Daily Inscribed thus: <br> Interesting observation ! Since I'm also on the right side of the pond.

b reverend_rog...@yahoo.com 2010-03-21T20:07:43Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/b66a5acc0ebbfe00/7effcbd795ccb3db?show_docid=7effcbd795ccb3db

On Mar 18, 9:39 pm, Chris Bartram &lt;n...@delete-me.piglet-net.net &gt; <br> wrote: <br> thanks for posting this solution, let s hope it is of use to someone <br> with those symptoms. <br> -B

b reverend_rog...@yahoo.com 2010-03-21T20:05:36Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/259f50b25fec76a6/53860598586589a6?show_docid=53860598586589a6

try<a target="_blank" rel=nofollow href="http://www.eserviceinfo.com">[link]</a> <br> ISTR magnavox is a philips brand.

hr(bob) hofmann@att.net hrhofm...@att.net 2010-03-21T19:17:36Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/2f26c02e224e31c0/8194216e2853513d?show_docid=8194216e2853513d

You must state things clearly or you will always get the wrong <br> interpretation.

Michael A. Terrell mike.terr...@earthlink.net 2010-03-21T18:23:49Z http://groups.google.com.do/group/sci.electronics.repair/browse_thread/thread/9be3119c1d9898b3/4fac000ca2ed135f?show_docid=4fac000ca2ed135f

If they are placed along inner walls the room temperature is uneven. <br> Since heat escapes through walls, windows &amp; doors you need to replace <br> it. Then, the center of the house will stay warm from convection <br> currents and the lower heat loss through a ceiling or roof.