[Boatanchors] HV Electrolytics

[Nick England]

Sorry Bob - a web page that happens to have the words "electrolytic" and
"50,000 volts" somewhere on it doesn't mean a thing unless they appear
close together in some coherent fashion.
You see that "and ..."? Those three dots (ellipsis) means "lots of words
left out".

I can also find the words "computer grade" and "250,000 vdc" on that web
page, so maybe they've cornered the market on caps for 250kvdc computers
too?

You have provided a link to a web page that scrapes web sites for as many
words as possible, trying to create a "directory". Not quite useless but
close.

Nick England K4NYW
www.navy-radio.com

On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 12:23 PM, rbethman <rbethman at comcast.net> wrote:

>  Here's your sign!
>
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>    1. *Motor Capacitors, Inc*. - NDT.org: NDT IoT …
>    <http://ndt.org/vendor.asp?ObjectID=44097>
>    ndt.org/vendor.asp?ObjectID=44097
>    <http://www.bing.com/search?q=50%2C000VDC+Electrolytic+Capacitors&qs=n&form=QBLH&pq=50%2C000vdc+electrolytic+capacitors&sc=0-10&sp=-1&sk=&cvid=5aaaaf0e22e14fe1ba841e0314efbef4#>
>
>    *Motor Capacitors , Inc*. Address: 335 ... Industries Companies market
>    a wide variety of Film and *Electrolytic capacitors* for Electrical
>    and ... *50,000 VDC*) Military ...
>
>
>
>
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> On 6/3/2015 11:56 AM, Nick England wrote:
>
>   OK, Bob - just give us one link to one of those wonderful 10KV or 50kv
> electrolytic capacitors.
>  One link that isn't an obvious Chinese mis-translation or mis-labeling of
> an oil-filled cap - as all those alibaba.com listings are.
>
>  Even better would be a link to a technical paper (heck, even a wikipedia
> article) that says anything about multi-KV electrolytic caps.
>
> Just one link, please - We are waiting to be enlightened.
>
>   Nick England K4NYW
>  www.navy-radio.com
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