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Kamakiri 08-13-2015 08:12 AM

Value of this micamold?
 
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I'm horrible with these. Can anyone give me the value of this cap?

Thanks!!! :)

Kamakiri 08-13-2015 09:16 AM

This cap goes between pins 4 and 5 of the 6J5 in an RCA 8TS30. I have this cap at .0047 now from the RCA factory manual. This is one of the "larger" Aerovox caps. I'm having vertical drifting issues with this set, and thought I'd replace it. Do I need a mica here or is it a standard cap?

oldtvsandtoy 08-13-2015 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Kamakiri (Post 3140768)
This cap goes between pins 4 and 5 of the 6J5 in an RCA 8TS30. I have this cap at .0047 now from the RCA factory manual. This is one of the "larger" Aerovox caps. I'm having vertical drifting issues with this set, and thought I'd replace it. Do I need a mica here or is it a standard cap?

Did you check here? http://www.tpub.com/neets/book2/3g.htm

ChuckA 08-13-2015 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Kamakiri (Post 3140765)
I'm horrible with these. Can anyone give me the value of this cap?

Thanks!!! :)

4700pF / .0047uF

White= Mica
Yellow = 4
Violet = 7
Red = x100
Green = +/- 5%


Chuck

Kamakiri 08-13-2015 09:39 AM

That's the problem, this is an Aerovox with no distinguishable arrow. But as I mentioned, I ended up identifying it in the RCA manual as a .0047. Now I just need to know if a standard cap will work.

ChuckA 08-13-2015 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Kamakiri (Post 3140773)
That's the problem, this is an Aerovox with no distinguishable arrow. But as I mentioned, I ended up identifying it in the RCA manual as a .0047. Now I just need to know if a standard cap will work.

You probably want to replace with a mica, but a regular poly will work to see if it fixes your problem


Chuck

John Folsom 08-13-2015 11:18 AM

Sams IDs your cap as 4700pf @ 500VDC, which would make it a silver mica. However, as Chuck said, a poly will work well enough to allow you to diagnose your problem.

Kamakiri 08-13-2015 12:53 PM

Having a vertical linearity issue, replaced some out of tolerance resistors on the last go-round. Stuffed in the .0047, and it seems about 50% better. Not 100%, but much better than it was :)


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