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Old 12-08-2017, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Crist Rigott View Post

E-Cap - Start - 2 Hours later with Can - 2 Hours later without the can
C1 - 22C - 46.1C - 49.3C
C2 - 22C - 63.1C - 43.9C
C3 - 23C - 45.7C - 40.4C
C4 - 22C - 38.0C - 32.9C

C2 is located on the power supply chassis next to V11 6BF5 audio output tube. This tube glows brightly under normal operation and gets very hot. IIRC it measured @268 F.

It looks like the can and sleeve actually acts as a barrier to the surrounding heat of the chassis as shown by about a 3 to 5 degree difference between the can being on or off. The exception is C2 due to being close to the 6BF5.
To me it looks like they all ran cooler without the can except for C1?
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