What caps are these?
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What caps are these?
Can somebody please tell me what is the value of these Capacitors on the photos?
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Re: What cap is this?
http://www.turretboards.com/capacitor_c ... _chart.htmEmetal wrote:Can somebody please tell me what is the value of this Capacitor on the photo?
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randalp3000
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Re: What caps are these?
Thanks, I just added another one..
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Cliff Schecht
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Re: What caps are these?
471 is 470pf, 222 is .0022uf or 2.2nF.
Small valued caps can be tricky to read, they are not labeled consistently. For example sometimes 470 means 47pf and sometimes it means 470pf depending on whether that particular manufacturer was labeling with the exact value or using the coding system. Quite annoying but that's why it's good to double-check these values with a meter.
Small valued caps can be tricky to read, they are not labeled consistently. For example sometimes 470 means 47pf and sometimes it means 470pf depending on whether that particular manufacturer was labeling with the exact value or using the coding system. Quite annoying but that's why it's good to double-check these values with a meter.
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Re: What caps are these?
im with cliff here, i read that as a 470pF cap. type or manufacturer i have no idea......
Re: What caps are these?
Looking a little over....
You are trying to do reverse engineering of a Laney VH100R modded by...?
You are trying to do reverse engineering of a Laney VH100R modded by...?
Re: What caps are these?
Hahahah Roberto you are clever dude 
Well it's all done now, reversely engineered 100 % But only for my own education purposes and curiosity
Well it's all done now, reversely engineered 100 % But only for my own education purposes and curiosity Re: What caps are these?
I'm just good in mathematics: 1 + 1 makes often 2.
The 2n2 cap is a xicon used as a depth (as far as I can see), the other one is a 470p ceramic.
So if it's totally retroengineered you can share the schematic without any reference to the modder.