Identifying a choke/inductor.

[Low_Boy]

There are two silver bands in this choke. I know silver is Mill Spec. So. Is this, orange, orange, red and silver or orange, orange, and red. Or just red orange orange? Nothing I found is too clear.
Thanks

 

[TM86]

If you can believe this site: https://www.electronicshub.org/inductor-color-code/
The double wide silver band is where you start reading from, making the color code orange, orange, red, silver, giving you 3.3mH at 10% tolerance.

 

[Elliott Hart]

There are two silver bands in this choke. I know silver is Mill Spec. So. Is this, orange, orange, red and silver or orange, orange, and red. Or just red orange orange? Nothing I found is too clear.
Thanks

If you can believe this site: https://www.electronicshub.org/inductor-color-code/
The double wide silver band is where you start reading from, making the color code orange, orange, red, silver, giving you 3.3mH at 10% tolerance.

Agree

 

[DoctorAudio]

Mil Spec!

 

[Low_Boy]

The site I found.. I believe military???

 

[DoctorAudio]

That electronicshub color code link says the inductors with the double-wide silver stripe are milspec.

 

[Low_Boy]

If you can believe this site: https://www.electronicshub.org/inductor-color-code/
The double wide silver band is where you start reading from, making the color code orange, orange, red, silver, giving you 3.3mH at 10% tolerance.

That calculator is wrong. It is a 332 at 10% but it got me going in the right direction.
Thank you

 

[Low_Boy]

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[Elliott Hart]

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Remember 3.3mh = 330uh