[Boatanchors] darn foreign schematic symbols

GGLL nagato at arnet.com.ar
Fri Aug 7 16:36:23 EDT 2009


	Is it just one appearance or is it used in many other parts of
the schematic?.
	The component which I recall is represented as you describe is a 
polarized capacitor. But the drawing is accompanied with the explicit 
polarity indication (+ and -).
You can check here (although it's in spanish):

http://www.simbologia-electronica.com/

and in the search window (Lista índice de símbolos electrónicos) choose 
"Condensadores", then click "Ver".

Regards
Guillermo - LU8EYW.

Dick KF4NS escribió:
> Hope someone can help. I have a schematic of a Japanese HT from the 
> early 80's or maybe late 70's with a symbol I hope I can describe 
> properly. Searches all over the Inet proved fruitless.
> 
> It is a pair of vertical dark lines with lighter slant bars between 
> the vertical bars. I of course suspect it is a condenser of some sort. 
> I went through all my dozens of tech books but only found something 
> close just once. It was described as a polarized capacitor but if so, 
> no way to determine the polarity. Weird !!
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> 73, Dick KF4NS
> St Petersburg, FL 33714 USA
> Keep The Glow! 
> 
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