I am going to replace the electrolyte caps in my 2510. I was looking in the service manual for values and noticed some of the capacitors have a c-095 or c-156 after the value listing. I looked at some of them in the radio and they look a little different from the other caps. Anyone know what this numbering means, is it a different tollerance or something. I know they have low leakage, general purpose and maybe one more style listed on the Mouser site for capicitors but not sure what this means or if it matters.
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The round ones with half turqoise color and half black in this diagram are elec caps,the others are mica,ceramic,mylar and maybe a few tantalums.
If you just want to recap the radio,replace only the elec caps,also use 25V or greater for cap voltages.
Hope this helps
Tecnicoloco
If you just want to recap the radio,replace only the elec caps,also use 25V or greater for cap voltages.
Hope this helps
Tecnicoloco
Yes I know that, what I was asking the parts list for the electrolytics has a code after a few of them that some of the others don't. If you look at them on the board they are a smaller package and maybe they have a different tolerance rating or something. The code is like a c-095 and c-156. This is from the service manual that has all the parts and values listed.
