(((Garyd))) Retired C-Band dealer Original poster Lifetime Supporter Sep 4, 2007 28,651 23,029 diamondsatellite@snet.net May 19, 2022 #1
KE4EST SatelliteGuys Is My Second Home Staff member HERE TO HELP YOU! Lifetime Supporter Aug 9, 2004 26,908 7,264 EM75xb May 19, 2022 #2 Those are mica capacitors. Reactions: Foxbat
harshness SatelliteGuys Master May 5, 2007 18,825 4,024 Salem, OR May 19, 2022 #3 Web searches still work: Reactions: LocutusOfBorg and c-spand
Corrado SatelliteGuys Pro Apr 2, 2007 2,428 303 Hudson Valley Region, NY May 19, 2022 #4 This brings back memories. I have some of those very same brand capacitors from decades ago when my grandfather had a radio and TV repair business. Reactions: Foxbat and KE4EST
This brings back memories. I have some of those very same brand capacitors from decades ago when my grandfather had a radio and TV repair business.
Foxbat Addicted to new HW Supporting Founder Pub Member / Supporter Lifetime Supporter Nov 25, 2003 20,705 14,456 Michiana May 20, 2022 #5 460µF 2% and a temperature range of -100° to +100° C, just the sort of thing for military tube equipment of the era. Okay, I’ll be the first: that top picture looked like a miniature Hershey bar Reactions: N6BY
460µF 2% and a temperature range of -100° to +100° C, just the sort of thing for military tube equipment of the era. Okay, I’ll be the first: that top picture looked like a miniature Hershey bar