So can I assume that the caps are more for RF noise reduction
than for spark suppression?
> > ....When the capacitors on the motor are in need of replacing?
> > The brushes are just now worn through the cerations.
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> doesn't need new capacitors. If the capacitors were bad, or if there
> weren't any installed, you'd have radio glitching.
Dirtnap - 15 Dec 2003 01:48 GMT
UPDATE!
I just cut the comm, even though it looked fine.
Now it runs smooth, no sparks.
Looks like the caps are fine,
thanks guys.
> So can I assume that the caps are more for RF noise reduction
> than for spark suppression?
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> > doesn't need new capacitors. If the capacitors were bad, or if there
> > weren't any installed, you'd have radio glitching.
frater mus - 16 Dec 2003 00:33 GMT
> So can I assume that the caps are more for RF noise reduction
> than for spark suppression?
That's my understanding.

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