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[telegrapher at att.net]

Here's a box of  metal can type electrolytic caps i'm not going to keep 
around anymore.  I know there are folks looking for them and that they are 
expensive to buy.  Used and new both.  All tested on my Sprague cap tester 
for leakage current up to and at max WVDC.  

Cornell-Dubilier UP1150,10 @ 500WV X 3 sections
Mallory                 20 @ 450WV X 3 sections
Sprague                 135 @ 400WV
Aero                    4 X 20 @ 450VDC   2 each
Cornell-Dubilier        4 uf @ 600VDC     8 each
Sprague                 40 @ 450WVDC X 2 sections
Sprague                 40 @ 450WVDC X 4 sections
RCA (metal can)         1000 @ 25 VDC - 2 ea
no name                 40 @ 350
                        20 @ 350
                        10 @ 350
                        100 @ 50 WV
no name                 125 @ 350
                        30 @ 350 X 2 sections
                        10 @ 250
Sprague                 20 @ 450 X 4 sections
Sprague                 20 @ 450 X 3 sections
Elna                    150 @ 350 WV
                        100 @ 350 WV
Pyramid                 40 @ 450 WV
Aerovox                 100 @ 350 DCWV
Cornell-Dubilier        10 @ 500WV X 3 sections
no name                 80 @ 400 WV
no name                 40,000 @ 25
GE                      18,000 @ 35VDC
no name                 20 @ 450 VDC
                        160 @ 250 VDC
Cornell-Dubilier        10 @ 450 X 2 sections
Cornell-Dubilier        10 @ 450 WV - 2 ea
WECO                    10 @ 50 VDC X 2 sections
ARCOLYTIC               150 @ 250 WVDC X 2 sections - NOS in box
Motorola                50 @ 450 VDC - NOS
                        50 @ 300 VDC
                        30 @ 300 VDC
CDE                     15-20 @ 500WV X 4 sections NIB, NOS
Cornell-Dubilier        10 @ 450 WV


Probably a total of 45 can type caps here.  I'd like to get $4 apiece or $160 
for the whole box plus shipping.

Then 4 uf @ 600 V are commen type from old receivers like the AR-88 and some 
of the other big receivers that i've had over the years.

These things are going to lay around here and go sour.  Someone might as well 
pick them up for their projects.

Larry
W0OGH