You can get them at any parts supply for a buck or so; I forget the value, it should be one here in the archives. I replaced it on the only Classic I have sold so far as the standard cap was giving a loud pop when turned on; no SDS was involved. Very easy to replace; just took me a few minutes and I have slowed down a lot the last few years.
VPI SDS capacitor question
I saw the following statement from Stringreen in another thread:
"If however, you do decide to get the Classic, be sure you tell VPI you have and want to use your SDS. There is a capacitor in the motor circuit that has to be changed."
Can Stringreen, or anyone else, address this? I have the SDS and the Classic and this is news to me.
"If however, you do decide to get the Classic, be sure you tell VPI you have and want to use your SDS. There is a capacitor in the motor circuit that has to be changed."
Can Stringreen, or anyone else, address this? I have the SDS and the Classic and this is news to me.