Im stumped on two capacitors I can't quite figure out their size. They are small capacitors One side has
470 A1J the other side has 804 AGC Is this one 470 micro FThe other one has;
235 RCV the other side has 4R7 A2D And is this one 235 micro FThanks
I might guess that it is 47 pF (4, 7, and no zeros) - but I might vary my guess based on the size of the capacitor.
As another poster suggests, 4R7 suggests a 4.7 ohm resistor.
235 doesn't seem to be a value - "23" isn't a standard value, but "22" is - 225 would be 2.2 uFYou will only rarely see capacitors or resistors with values specified to three digits.
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That's an odd value, 235uF...not impossible, though.
How is it shaped? 4R7 means a 4.7 ohm resistor, usually.
Tom
They are both a sort of gold/orange. Both are small perhaps a little smaller than a grain of rice. The 4R7 is a little more square than the 470. Perhaps I will try putting the one that you both think is a resister on the ohm meter and see if it reads the right amount. The reason I thought they were capacitors was that they look like the same kind of packageing and color as other capacitors I have.
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