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Micamold capacitor
Hello all. I'm restoring an old radio, and in the process of replacing
the assorted electrolytic caps, I came across a half melted looking wax coated cylindrical cap. The only markings on it are "Micamold 420E2503. On the next line, it says ".05 plus or minus 20 150". It's a tubular shape, not the usual postage stamp or lozenge shape that Micamold caps usually are. It's got a band on one end, so I'm guessing it's polarized - although the end without the band is grounded, the opposite of what I would have guessed. I'm guessing, .05MFD, 150 volts. I can't just look it up in the schematic, since this this part of the radio is a circuit a previous owner added on to support a Magic Eye tuning indicator tube. What do you think? -- Lee K. Gleason N5ZMR Control-G Consultants |
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