Caps (corrected my spelling electronics).

[Noel Page]

When I was looking for info. on ESR. I started from here.
http://www.flippers.com/esrktmtr.html
Just follow the links. (Note a Canadian Site).
I think there is a U.S.A. Vendor.

Also seems to have good review in sci.electronics.repair

Ken Dupuis Wn2Sqc wrote:

> Hi Van. I am about to construct an ESR meter from a magazine article but
> the kit method sounds nicer.
> Does Dick Smith have a web site??? Thanks, Ken
>
> On Mon, 5 Nov 2001 23:25:04 -0500 john van laar <van at STARBAND.NET>
> writes:
> > I repair tv's and the first thing i look for is caps next to hot
> > parts always replace with 105 degree caps. When used in a switching
> > power supply it is a must. My most used test equipment is a esr
> > meter. The capacitance may be good but if the internal resistance is
> > high the cap is not good for anything but dc. The cheapest esr meter
> > is from dick smith electronics and guess what it is a KIT 73 john
> >
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