Unidentified vintage components
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These components were in a box of vintage resistors. I don't know what they are and where they were used. Can anyone identify these please.
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Insulated stand offs and feed through ? used before tag strips the bush TR82 uses plastic items very similar.
John. |
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I have a couple of the bottom item, which is a feedthrough for bringing out a connection through a metal barrier or the wall of a metal box. It would be soldered in place. I don't recognise the other two.
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The top one is a simple stand-off tag connector - a single version of a tagstrip if you like. The spacer will be ceramic. The middle one looks very strange!
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Thanks gentlemen. That does make sense. First I thought they were old diodes but they are showing continuity on my meter apart from the ceramic glass 'waist' area.
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I also have some of these.
The lower item is probably made by KLG (of spark plug fame) and widely used in oil-filled transformers (Parmeko etc) where they are soldered into the sealed can to form the terminals. The middle one is of similar application but made of glass. |
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Feed through capacitors?
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Insulated feed thru's.
They also made feed thru capacitors that could look very close. Come to think of it, an insulated feed thru would have a certain amount of capacitance. |
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I seem to recall that the feed-through capacitors have a silver, or silvery, covering over the outside outer surface of the ceramic tube.
If so, as ukcol says, almost certainly 1000 P.F.. Tony |
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