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Please help to identify cap value

89.48.144.105

dubai2000

Hi everybody,
I am quite new to changing caps inside my amps, but from what results I have got so far it's certainly been worth doing.
Now I have come across a cap inside my amp that reads: 250V (clear what that means) and below: 1 05J .
A friend of mine translates this into 1uF - is he right?
Your feedback will be greatly appreciated - thanks.
Wolfram

Edits: 06/23/07

Follow Ups:

How'd they do that? - Ron Oehlert 18:06:57 06/23/07 (0)
Well, the 105 is the value in picofarads where 1st two digits are significant digits & 3rd digit represents the number of zeros to follow. So, 105 = 1,000,000pF = 1uF. The alphabetical letter designates tolerance in value with F = 1%, J = 5%, K = 10%.
105=1uF/J=5% (nt) - nightdoggy 12:11:58 06/23/07 (0)
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RE: Please help to identify cap value - lovekylie 09:40:55 06/23/07 (1)
Hello Wolfram

105J = 1.0�F.

lovekylie
- RE: Please help to identify cap value - dubai2000 10:49:22 06/23/07 (0)
  @lovekylie
  
  thanks a lot for the quick response. I'll get the iron ready....
  
  Wolfram

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