Caps

[Mark A Moss]

Yes, mmf (micro micro farad) is a "old" way of saying pF (pico farad)
As long as the mica is rated for equal voltage, and it has similar
characteristics at the frequency it is used.  My bet is that the mica
will be equal to if not better than the tubular type.


Mark Moss, KC8DEI
Kalamazoo, MI
U.S.A.
Grid EN72eh
www.qsl.net/kc8dei

On Sun, 16 Aug 1998 06:23:29 -0400 Sean Pratt <mooware at SPRYNET.COM>
writes:
>Greenies
>
>I've got a twoer here, that needs a couple of capacitors.   the 10mmf,
>tubular type.  Now, question is.  Will a 10pf mica work in it's place?
>
>Sean
>
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