Chris Patten, “My main critic when I was the last colonial oppressor (the MPs chuckled) … Percy Cradock, who used to say, …, the leadership in Beijing they may be thuggish dictators he would say, but they are men of their word, now we know that at least one of the things is correct.
The conventional wisdom is that the bad capacitors (the ones with stolen chemical formula) bulged because of the hours you put in it. Today I found that it’s not true. I had a batch of new old stock Trinity S2390 motherboard (used in Agilent logic analyzers) and I noticed all the 100uF 6.3V capacitors bulged and one burst:
Reminds me of Duralcell’s Alkaline batteries (never used) that leaked during storage (before the expiration date). Stop blaming the bad chemical formula on how users use them!