Ed
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I would first look at the electromechanical aspects. Are there any
relays or connectors in the signal path? Next would be any device
sockets - they can be exercised by rocking the parts a little. Next
would be to inspect carefully for bad solder joints, corrosion, and
signs of physical damage. Then consider the actual electronic components.
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- Re: [volt-nuts] Solartron 715... Rob Klein
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- Re: [volt-nuts] Solartron... m k
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