Hi Daniel,I too have been in "lurk mode" for what seems like forever now (but still here). Regarding fixing an NST... Certainly doable but a chore no matter what you do. However, the payoffs can be quite nice if you take "advantage" of the NST and reduce the shunts while your in there fixing things. Here is a write-up I did on my first depotting exercise.
http://classictesla.com/photos/nstrepair/nstrepair.htm and a couple measurements from that era on that NST after the repair... http://classictesla.com/temp/DepotNST_Is.gif http://classictesla.com/temp/DepotNST_K.gif Good luck, Bart B. http://classictesla.com/ On 11/30/2018 6:48 AM, Daniel Kunkel wrote:
Previously on the TCML, episode "Adventures in SRSG"... <snip> Furthermore, I am assuming there are no quick fixes...great...now I have a reason to attempt my first depotting...is this still the most current/best method? https://www.pupman.com/listarchives/1999/April/msg00182.html
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