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Thanks for the replies... So what does 50,000 mfd translate to in uF?
..5? .05? Mark Zenier wrote: In article , Al Arduengo wrote: If it says mfd it should mean mili-farads - not micro-farads. Nobody uses millifarads, except maybe the boom car crowd. "mfd" or more commonly "mf", prior to (the 1960's) metrification/SI rationalization meant Microfarads. And picofarads were "mmf" micro micro farads. Mark Zenier Washington State resident |
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