Hi Coresta ,
I don't think it's Sic Safco ; the brand printed on it is "Micro" .
They are 50 uF / 200 V and very well suited for cathode decoupling. In my opinion they are more neutral even as Black Gate and more rare too. very hard to find.
Bouquet
I don't think it's Sic Safco ; the brand printed on it is "Micro" .
They are 50 uF / 200 V and very well suited for cathode decoupling. In my opinion they are more neutral even as Black Gate and more rare too. very hard to find.
Bouquet
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Depends on date of manufacture. There was a time in the 50s when MFD was often used, presumably because the "micro" sign was not generally available in the relevant printing processes.
Edit: Couldn't even bring up the mu-sign now!
Edit: Couldn't even bring up the mu-sign now!
Thanks Kevin.
Something the matter with some of my "alt" functions. Will get my PC expert to come and debug (he usually also takes me to dinner).
Something the matter with some of my "alt" functions. Will get my PC expert to come and debug (he usually also takes me to dinner).
Not exactly an amplifier...
This is based on the tube synth articles written by Eric Barbour. The dark box is the external power supply for +/-150v and heater voltage. The small silver panel is a MIDI to CV converter to drive the oscillators from either a keyboard or computer.
This is based on the tube synth articles written by Eric Barbour. The dark box is the external power supply for +/-150v and heater voltage. The small silver panel is a MIDI to CV converter to drive the oscillators from either a keyboard or computer.
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Johan Potgieter said:
it really looked like MEGA 😀
but then a 32 MegaFarad cap would be as big as a building I imagine,,,
5WPC Office amp
5WPC Office amp
Simple and inexpensive single ended amplifier for office usage.
Jan E Veiset
5WPC Office amp
Simple and inexpensive single ended amplifier for office usage.
Jan E Veiset
