Unless the cloudiness wasn't there before you first fired it up, I wouldn't worry. When tubes are manufactured there is something called a getter that burns off any remaining air inside the tube when it is fired up for the very first time. when the getters burn, they can leave some residue behind.
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FL2100B cloudy tubes?
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Tested each cap bank. Very well matched.
(ESR reads about double because the extra leads I added to the tester)
Anyone know if I should use 220K 2W resistors or 100K 3W?
(ESR reads about double because the extra leads I added to the tester)
Anyone know if I should use 220K 2W resistors or 100K 3W?
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