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A tolerance of +100% -50% was more or less standard on old electrolytic
caps. Today, +50% -10% is customary, but some are still wider than that. "Frank Dresser" wrote in message ... "Scott W. Harvey" wrote in message ... [snip] I have tested brand new electrolytics and have found them to be as much as 50% off rated capacity. Small coupling and bypass caps, though are usually right on the money if they're good. -Scott That's interesting. I've checked some new electrolytics with my old Heathkit cap checker, and they are almost always within 20% or so of the indicated value. I'll check more later and see if it still holds true. Frank Dresser |
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