Addams Family, The
Bally, 1992It looks like a resistor except it's sort of yellow.
Specifically from the power board of an Addams Family at position C3, C2, C1.
.33ufd 50v +-20%
100ufd 25v +50 -10%
1000ufd 50v +-20%
I can't find anything that looks similar. I can find other capacitors that look like typical black electrolytic ones or some other radial style but nothing that is axial with the color bands.
I think, C4 is not 1000ufd 50v +-20% BUT 1000pf 50V (according to the manual), though I found a pic pn pinwiki, where ist shows C4 as 100uF, please check this.
You can get 1000pf 50V here:
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/5043-09845-00
Is C2 really axial?? I think it is a normal radial type.
You use radial parts instead of axial parts, but have to bend the leads, but that does not look good.
Could you please post a photo of you PDB, where C1, C2 and C3 are shown ....
Quoted from harryhoudini:I can't find anything that looks similar. I can find other capacitors that look like typical black electrolytic ones or some other radial style but nothing that is axial with the color bands.
I don't believe capacitors with color bands are made any longer.
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