by LongRunner » August 26th, 2013, 5:50 pm
I'm 70% sure this is going to happen with the MPT-xxx, so what's your plan of attack??? For example, using Japanese general-purpose caps to approximate the ripple output of a new unit??? (Then installing low-ESR caps if it survives the testing, to ensure later reliability...)
(I already know how many points to knock off for the caps - 3 or maybe even 4.
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Information is far more fragile than the HDDs it's stored on. Being an afterthought is no excuse for a bad product.
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