I need some help determining the value of Cap C-16 in an RCA 29K I'm working on. The schematic lists the value as "2200" which doesn't correspond to anything on my capacitor cheat-sheet. I don't get a reading on my test meter from the one I pulled out of it, but size-wise it's bigger than the .005 caps in the unit. Since a 220 pf is a .00022 mfd, would the 2200 be a .0022 mfd cap?

Thanks for any advice///Jeff S.

Hi Jeff

Right C16 is called out as 2200. That would be 2200pf or .0022mf.

http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/878/M0014878.pdf

Norm

:I need some help determining the value of Cap C-16 in an RCA 29K I'm working on. The schematic lists the value as "2200" which doesn't correspond to anything on my capacitor cheat-sheet. I don't get a reading on my test meter from the one I pulled out of it, but size-wise it's bigger than the .005 caps in the unit. Since a 220 pf is a .00022 mfd, would the 2200 be a .0022 mfd cap?
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:Thanks for any advice///Jeff S.
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