cricket [email] said at 1:49 PM 01-13-2003: i think it is the concoction that dyes my hair. it sounds really complicated and that is why it takes 3 hours to do.
anotherben.. said at 2:18 PM 01-13-2003: your hair dye has capacitors? ..and im still washing my hair with boiled carrot wax? hair care product technology has come a long way from the days of vivid life green prell.
jeff [email] said at 1:09 PM 01-14-2003: A couple of years ago, my 1974 Advent Videobeam projector shorted out, perhaps due to depression. Rather than test for a specific capacitor in the power supply that failed, I'm replacing all of 'em. I guess to a few people this sounds nuts, but 30 year old capacitors won't do anyone any good.
Brandon should remember the big Norleco Shaver-like thing that was in my bedroom when he visited.
The Orange Slice is part of a concoction that I put in my shower head to dye my hair. It's really complicated and takes 3 hours to work.
brandon [email] said at 1:03 AM 01-15-2003: Really, I thought it was either your projector or something ham-related. Neat. Is it still in your room, or do you have a larger space to actually project things now?
jeff [email] said at 1:12 AM 01-15-2003: I haven't lived there since you moved to Chicago, but it didn't travel with me until about a year ago. Everyone gives me hell about it being in the middle of my living room, but they'll apologize once they're playing Pac-Man on the 7' screen.
Iggy said at 9:20 PM 03-22-2003: I know this is a bit off subject, But what model is your Advent? I just bought a 710 from a friend, and it doesn't power up. Any ideas? Besides the garbage...
jeff [email] said at 12:52 AM 01-16-2003: I finally found my manual and scanned it into a 20Mb PDF file with a little help from Minolta's Di750 (600dpi).
The above post was the results of a friend's search through her father's capacitor bin. Now I have the actual ratings I need and am about to hit DigiKey or Mouser.
jeff [email] said at 11:59 AM 01-18-2003: "Exceeding the requirements of military aluminum electrolytic large can capacitors, the Type 125 performs in the most demanding filter applications delivering the longest life and the lowest leakage in low-voltage, aluminum electrolytic capacitors. It's the choice for output capacitors in high temperature and military power supplies." - CDE
