Hello David,
In professional Morse I have often heard R used as a . (dot) in number
notation.
Hence 2R7 on a capacitor is most likely 2.7 pF.
73,
Roelof Bakker, pa0rdt
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Don Ehrlich wrote:
2R7 is 2.7. The R is used as a decimal point.
Actually, I am pretty sure that it means 2.7 ohms, resistive, i.e., this
notation is only meaningful for resistors. The R is a place holder for
the units boundary when there is no k or M to define the scale factor.
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I just installed the last of the capacitors into the RF board. I
happen to have a couple extra caps but I am also missing one cap.
The missing cap is the 3.3 pF cap for C22 on the RF board.
One of the extra caps is labeled 2.7C. I did a search of the PDF
manual and cannot find a 2.7 cap
On 8/30/07, k4zm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think if you check the errata sheet or the parts list you will find that
the 2.7 is the one you use for the 3.3PF
This is always the first thing I do. However, I think there is a
serious typo in my manual along with the current PDF manual on
Ok, this has been resolved. Thanks for all replies. It has been
pointed out to me that 2R7 is 2.7. I still need to let Elecraft
know about the typo in the Rev. G manual.
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2R7 is 2.7.The R is used as a decimal point.
Don K7FJ
My parts list, along with the PDF version, says the value of C22 is
pF). Something has obviously been cutoff. However, the
Description for C22 reads NPO, 2R7, 3, 3.3, or 3R3. No
reference to 2.7 at all.
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