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Old July 21st 03, 07:45 AM
Frank Dresser
 
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"Henry Kolesnik" wrote in message
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Other questions now come to mind. Why are paper caps usually tubular but
mylar or poly are rolled but on a very flat oval cross section? I've been
told to stay away from the green and brown dipped caps that come from

asian
areas as they can be a source of problems.
tnx
hank wd5jfr



Plastic film caps can be rolled into a round tube. Bob's Antique Radios &
Supplies has them:

http://www.radioantiques.com/supplies.html

These are much like the old Sprague Yellow Jackets. Similiar or identical
caps are at Antique Electronic Supply.

As far as I know, the flat oval style is only used for radial lead
capacitors. I suppose there's an advantage in trading width for height in
PC board construction.

Frank Dresser


 
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