On 2/7/2020 6:15 PM, HP wrote:
FWIW -- I was looking at All Electronics website last night - looks like they
have
unearthed a bunch of WW2 TX micas -at what looks like reasonable prices
Reduced Price
0.0004 UF, 5000 VOLTS MICA CAPACITOR
CAT# MC-401V5K
Sangamo Type F2L Mica Capacitor. 2.32" x 1.25" x 1.73" high. Screw/nut terminals.
Mounting holes on 2.63" centers....
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https://www.allelectronics.com/item/mc-401v5k/0.0004-uf-5000-volts-mica-capacitor/1.html
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$3.50 each
Hank K7HP
An alternative to these legacy Mica's are:
Cornell Dubilier (CDE):
MC (100 to 1,000V) (1 to 2,000 pF)
MCM (300 to 1,000V) (1 to 1,500 pf)
MCN (500V) (33 to 470 pF)
MIN (300V) (1 to 350 pF.)
All are surface mount
Available from Mouser and Digi-Key
I have had good results with these, and they
are MUCH smaller than the legacy ones.
Rick N6RK
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