500pf "domino" mica cap

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KHELSTROM
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Hi all,
I'm looking for a NOS 500pf "domino" mica cap. If any one knows where I can find one or if any one has one please let me know.

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I can check my favorite surplus shop later this week.
Color code is green black red?
What tolerance and voltage do you need?

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I'm not good at reading these things so here is a picture of the cap I'm looking for. This is for a Tweed Deluxe replica I'm working on. The schematic says its a 0.0005 uf or a 500pf but this one might be different since Leo did use variations in values depending on what he had on hand. I am going by the values I am finding in actual amps so the one in the pic is what I'm looking for. I think the colors are white green black - brown black brown.
P.S. Does your surplus shop have Allen Bradley Carbon comp. resistors too?

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KHELSTROM wrote:I'm not good at reading these things
Me either :scratch: I think the correct chart is on the bottom of this page.
http://www.videointerchange.com/repair_tips.htm
Green black BROWN (not red :oops:) According to that chart it is a 500pF 20%

They have a pretty good stock of 1/2 watt CC some 1 and 2 watt as well :D
However most of the resistors there are loose in boxes so it's impossible to tell what brand they are.

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