Anyone in UK got any *axial* lead 1% tolerance 0.1uF caps they can spare one
of - I'll pay reasonable cost + postage.

Working voltage of original is 100V, but anything over 50V should be fine.

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Dave Partridge (remove xwy from replyto email address)

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"David C. Partridge" wrote:

Anyone in UK got any *axial* lead 1% tolerance 0.1uF caps they can spare one
of - I'll pay reasonable cost + postage.

Working voltage of original is 100V, but anything over 50V should be fine.

Might save a lot of time if you'd build it up out of smaller units,
using the capacitance measuring function of your DVM.

Isaac

Not a viable option in this case (physical space constraints), and in any
case I don't trust a DMM to be accurate enough on capacitance. It really
does need to be 1% as there's no room to fit a pot to replace the R part
(also 1%) of the R/C timing circuit.

Dave
"Isaac Wingfield" wrote in message
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Might save a lot of time if you'd build it up out of smaller units,
using the capacitance measuring function of your DVM.

Isaac