Ih 200 Napa condenser installation, 1935

B-nut

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Okay, if I want to switch to this new style condenser can the old condenser stay in place and be used to attach the #200 unit? Thanks
 
Not if it´s connected...
If it´s just there and one side of the old one is disconnected why not.
Paralleling them will give you the wrong value of capacitance and all issues you had with the old one.
 
If you have a "Hot Rod" (or any kind of modified ignition), you might want to consider one of my Big Brass "Trash can" condensers. The are built around a modern severe duty film capacitor and have "the look".
 

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Another way I do it with Napa 200 condensers.
 

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And still another way to convert. Also get a good quality resister. My repro was junk.
 

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Another way to mount a Vertex 36 mfd condenser in its container which can be changed easily.
 

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