07-07-2011, 04:49 PM
The following link may help you which describes the RC filter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC_circuit
The capacitor is unlikely to be an electrolytic type. Originally it could have been a wax-paper type but it could be replaced with a modern MDC (mixed dialectric capacitor). It looks as though it is 0.2 Mfd. Whether you will be able to source a filter with the built in resistor is a different matter. You could try a Google search for RC filters or suppressors. The resistor could be a standard carbon or metal film type.
You may even be able to remove the inside of your filters and incorporate, the replacement capacitor and resistor into the empty case.
Roger.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC_circuit
The capacitor is unlikely to be an electrolytic type. Originally it could have been a wax-paper type but it could be replaced with a modern MDC (mixed dialectric capacitor). It looks as though it is 0.2 Mfd. Whether you will be able to source a filter with the built in resistor is a different matter. You could try a Google search for RC filters or suppressors. The resistor could be a standard carbon or metal film type.
You may even be able to remove the inside of your filters and incorporate, the replacement capacitor and resistor into the empty case.
Roger.
