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www.nutsvolts.com
Lots of good stuff there.
cuhulin

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wrote:
www.nutsvolts.com
Lots of good stuff there.
cuhulin

I love that magazine! I subscribe and have been trying to find on ebay
past issues, tons of good information and cool little projects to do,
now I just need more time in the day to do more stuff!

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wrote:
www.nutsvolts.com
Lots of good stuff there.
cuhulin

Paul Horowitz's "the Art of Electronics" is a terrific book for anyone
wanting to better understand the subject.

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ps.com...
0.015ufd 15kv non-polarized
Not impossible to find, though I only got one hit on the net googling
that value. They are about 3 inches long, 3/4inch round. The same shop
that had the neon light power supplies had the caps. It just wasn't the
first place I looked.

[snip]

There's a lot of odd stuff around, although it's not always easy to find:

http://fairradio.com/dchvca.htm

1600V caps are pretty common, although I suppose the ESR might get too high
in a series string.

Frank Dresser

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Brian Denley wrote:
Paul Horowitz's "the Art of Electronics" is a terrific book for anyone
wanting to better understand the subject.

Don't leave out co-author Winfield Hill, who is a frequent contributor
to the electronics newsgroups.

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clifto wrote:
Brian Denley wrote:
Paul Horowitz's "the Art of Electronics" is a terrific book for
anyone wanting to better understand the subject.

Don't leave out co-author Winfield Hill, who is a frequent contributor
to the electronics newsgroups.

Good point!

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Brian Denley
http://home.comcast.net/~b.denley/index.html