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In Reply to: Re: Civilizing The Russian Teflon Capacitor posted by Mike B. on December 23, 2006 at 10:39:00:
Mike,
My thinking is that the steel pin has more effect on the sound then the cover which I would think is non conductive or has a non conductive coating. What I am thinking is to leave the cover but remove the pin somehow to attach lead wire to the internal lead wire.
Question: Is the internal lead wire long enough to pull the lead out and attached a new external lead wire? Not sure how I can pull the pin out but maybe by using a small drill bit and drill around to detach from the glass expoxy seal. Do you think it is possible to remove the pin this way and leave cover intact?
Thanks.
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