They're .1uf since they are designated like the other .1uf caps in the assembly diagram. But they are not shown in the schematic AFAICT.
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They're .1uf since they are designated like the other .1uf caps in the assembly diagram. But they are not shown in the schematic AFAICT.
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.1uf 50v 20% axial ceramic should be fine (104M designation).
There was a note somewhere that indicated what they are on the the assembly diagram but I don't remember where I saw it. But don't hope to ever find them in the schematics - they're not in any version all the way back to Laser War.
Originally those were glass ceramic - very stable, more expensive, almost never fails.
Out of curiosity, how do you know they are blown?
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