How do you decipher these? There are no mfd or voltage ratings on them.

I used a reactance calc online, plugged in 900uf at 120hrz came out to 1.5ohm approx, for for voltage I would look at the circuit, that high a uf makes me think its a cathode bypass, so prob low voltage.

How do you decipher these? There are no mfd or voltage ratings on them.
Is that cap in a Dumont set? Looks like their part number.

Is that cap in a Dumont set? Looks like their part number.

Yes it is, and there's a bunch of them. I want to replace them.

What's the model/chassis number?

What's the model/chassis number?

Model ra-103 I think the chassis number is 7041-a1
I think I'm going to need a service selector switch, because there's alot of arcing in it. Where's there a good place to get one?

I used a reactance calc online, plugged in 900uf at 120hrz came out to 1.5ohm approx, for for voltage I would look at the circuit, that high a uf makes me think its a cathode bypass, so prob low voltage.

It is low voltage, the can has 6vdc marked on it.

Is it possible to identify them from the SAM's or Rider diagrams?

http://www.earlytelevision.org/tv_schematic_diagrams.html

Is it possible to identify them from the SAM's or Rider diagrams?

http://www.earlytelevision.org/tv_schematic_diagrams.html

Sams does not state it in mfd. Horizontal center control bypass is the ID of it.

Maybe C278?

http://www.oldtubes.net/library/images/Capture.JPG

Which looks like a 100uf at 25v.

http://www.oldtubes.net/library/images/Capture2.JPG

This is from the TV Rider on the same page as above.

C4, C5, and C6 in sams. I figure a 1000 uf at 25 volts should be ok. Although C6 states 2000 uf.

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