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                        <pubDate>Tue, 23 Jan 2024 21:40:57 +0000</pubDate>
                        <description><![CDATA[I wanna know how do u know a cap replacement like you measure a cap that is shorted to ground, take it to the ninth dimension and put another one new, and what I wanna know is: Do we need to...]]></description>
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<li>I wanna know how do u know a cap replacement like you measure a cap that is shorted to ground, take it to the ninth dimension and put another one new, and what I wanna know is: Do we need to know the ohm value of the cap or not? Because I see in your videos that u just replace it. I would thank a lot if someone answer my question, ima beginner in electronics and ive learn a lot with your videos Alex thanks for your amazing work greetings from Honduras Central America 😎</li>
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