Posted by erikyater on May 27, 2009 at 18:36:35 from (72.84.35.250):
In Reply to: Cracked coil, why? posted by erikyater on May 24, 2009 at 21:40:15:
As for carbon arc, no Im sure its a crack, the second one that cracked I actually could see the oil leaking from it. Good idea though. Dave, thanks for the pic. I know very well what the difference is between analog/digital, but Im sure some dont. Strange enough about the pic of the Simpson meter, one of my girlfriends uncles who passed away about a year ago, his name was Dave, first showed me how to work on the TO-20 and the 8N, and has that exact meter and I thought about asking his daughter if I could borrow it. But I found one in my shop to do the job. Didnt get a chance to go down tonight, but I gotta get this done. Thanks again guys.
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