Hello everyone,

I know that there are a lot of suppliers of capacitors.

I am having a problem finding capacitors that have ratings such as 0.00011 MFD @ 1200 Volts, as one example. Or any capacitors that could start with 0.000xx @ 6000 or 1000 Volts WV.

All input is welcome.

Mitch

:Hello everyone,
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:I know that there are a lot of suppliers of capacitors.
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:I am having a problem finding capacitors that have ratings such as 0.00011 MFD @ 1200 Volts, as one example. Or any capacitors that could start with 0.000xx @ 6000 or 1000 Volts WV.
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:All input is welcome.
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:Mitch
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600 Volts WV not 6000.

Mitch,
.0001uf is the same as 100pf.
Caps of that small value are readily available as silver mica capacitors in the 600v - 1000v working range.

You can get them from just about any supplier. One good place is MCM Electronics.
Here is an example of a 100pf 1000v mica cap from MCM.

http://www.newark.com/cornell-dubilier/cdv19ff101jo3f/capacitor-silver-mica-100pf-1kv/dp/81K0364

:Mitch,
:.0001uf is the same as 100pf.
:Caps of that small value are readily available as silver mica capacitors in the 600v - 1000v working range.
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:You can get them from just about any supplier. One good place is MCM Electronics.
: Here is an example of a 100pf 1000v mica cap from MCM.
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:http://www.newark.com/cornell-dubilier/cdv19ff101jo3f/capacitor-silver-mica-100pf-1kv/dp/81K0364
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:Hi! Mitch,
http://www.justradios.com/cart.html
Copy and paste. Lokk at 1000v 5% dipped silver mica.
On the first line there is a box with a down arrow. That box has a choice from 50 to 330pf. You just click on that arrow and choose which one you want.
Bob Masse
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