<VV> BLACK DIST CAPS REVISITED
N2VZD at aol.com
N2VZD at aol.com
Sat Apr 3 10:46:55 EDT 2010
i am not a chemist , but those black caps PROBABLY did not have carbon or
conducting materials in them, kinda like bakelite used on high voltage
panels and insulators on electronic equipment since way back..(including coil
towers). the next best stuff was ceramic and teflon. once the stuff breaks
down due to moistire , that track WILL measure with an ohm meter. sometimes ,
when conditions are right , there is a mini thunderstorm inside your
distributor. too large a plug gap , weak wires , a loose plug wire with a gap ,
will cause the l voltage to build up enough to wreak havoc in the strangest
ways, not unlike lightning.
i can find out the real composition from guys who know for sure later in
the week , if this thread hangs on like most...
regards, tim colson
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