The Halicrafter 5R10 radio I thought I was finished with lost a composite ceramic capacitor, (literally fell apart), and I'm having trouble finding a replacement. Before it fell off its mount their was no hum or distortion, just smooth operating and clear signals.
The capacitor includes a 5000pf, 2x220pf, and 2000pf capacitance at 500volts. It looks like a tubular resistor. Any help finding a replacement would be greatly appreciated.

:The Halicrafter 5R10 radio I thought I was finished with lost a composite ceramic capacitor, (literally fell apart), and I'm having trouble finding a replacement. Before it fell off its mount their was no hum or distortion, just smooth operating and clear signals.
:The capacitor includes a 5000pf, 2x220pf, and 2000pf capacitance at 500volts. It looks like a tubular resistor. Any help finding a replacement would be greatly appreciated.

Tim:
If you are talking about C12, those all seem to be standard values, and none of them are critical....would you be willing to replace them with individual caps?
Lewis
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::The Halicrafter 5R10 radio I thought I was finished with lost a composite ceramic capacitor, (literally fell apart), and I'm having trouble finding a replacement. Before it fell off its mount their was no hum or distortion, just smooth operating and clear signals.
::The capacitor includes a 5000pf, 2x220pf, and 2000pf capacitance at 500volts. It looks like a tubular resistor. Any help finding a replacement would be greatly appreciated.
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:Tim:
:If you are talking about C12, those all seem to be standard values, and none of them are critical....would you be willing to replace them with individual caps?
:Lewis
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:I had a brain fart. The Packaged Electronic Circuit or PEC is a thin flat brown plastic combination of four capacitors with 4 wires coming off of it. One leg is Tied to the tube that shares the 220K 1/2 watt resistor that looks like a tube with metal pressure plates on each end. I thought that was the capacitor. I replaced one that looked like it in another radio. I replaced the resistor with a carbon type and turned the radio on. The clarity of sound improved about 50 percent, and it was already good. On SW I hear no hum, just stations as I troll the dial. Amazing.