Capacitor Source

[Paul K. Dean]

Everett, the owner, is a decent guy.  He attends several of the antique
radio meets around the country.  He and I spoke at length in the hotel
lobby this past spring at one of the meets.  The man has had a long and
interesting career and has the stories to prove it!

He also rebuilds can capacitors as well as other large industrial caps. He
was telling me about a huge refrigerator sized cap he was rebuilding for a
broadcast station.

One thing you may notice is that he requires payment up front.  He was
sending shipments to folks before payment arrived and got burned once too
often.  A very trusting gentleman, but unfortunately, there are those who
would take advantage of him.

Anyway, just wanted to add my recommendation.

73,
Paul, wb9hgz

At 06:21 PM 7/30/98 -0500, waobka wrote:
>In my search to get some hi voltage (1600v) caps in repairing
>my HO 10 monitor I came across a  supply for many of the
>capacitors I see being requested by Heath owners. . Try
>FRONTIER Capacitor
>located in Lehr ND. They have a 24 hour 7day fax- 701-378-2551.
>No email address but phone number is 701-378-2341. Ham call is
>N0NVQ.
>Bill
>waobka at tds.net
>
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