Mine is better than yours! :^)
I have some like that, clear shrink wrap, vintage Sprague and whatnot... various values.
Then I have some M39003? tantalums... hermetic glass seal, quite large for their values, not to mention heavy...
Those are mil-spec tantalum, but they're dry slug (the kind with MnO2 electrolyte -- though these are probably too dense to catch fire, honestly). That means they're only somewhat expensive...
...Win has some of the wet slug ones, doesn't he? :-)
(I also have some classic mil-spec PIO caps. Hmm, the audiophools drool over those, don't they? I should see what they fetch on eBay... :)
Tim
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"Ivan Vegvary" wrote in message
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> Sorting through a grab bag of capacitors, reading labels and also checking
> with multimeter. Ran across a handful of the following marked thus:
> "Sprague, 30D+, TE1129, 15-12DC, USA +, 8124H"
>
> Small metalic cylinders measuring approximately 1/4" round and 1/2" long.
>
> Possibly inductors, but 8124 Henries seems rather large.
>
> Thank you for replies.
>
> Ivan Vegvary