Re: [Amateur-repairs] SETTING UP A TEST BENCH

Hi All

Regardless of what equipment is provided on the bench you need a clearly
illuminated single point for switching the bench on and off including
the item under test that everyone in the house knows about in case you
get into trouble.

Out of interest I do not support the variac and lamp method of reforming
electrolytics in old gear. I prefer the longer method of using a series
resistor and separate supply - article on my technical website explains
my method but everyone to their own.

Best wishes for the new year

--
73

Bob

Bob F Burns G3OOU, G-QRP 6907, @BobFBurns
Crystal Palace Radio & Electronics Club: https://www.cprec.org/
Admin/sales site: http://www.g3oou.co.uk/
Technical site: www.qsl.net/g3oou



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