SPRAGUE PN 502D686F050CG1C CAPACITOR,FIXED,ELECTROLYTIC NSN 5910-01-094-7389

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Original Sprague 502D686F050CG1C fixed electrolytic capacitor, rated 68 µF at 50 VDC, NSN 5910-01-094-7389.

Sprague’s 502D series was built as a compact aluminum electrolytic capacitor for commercial, industrial and military electronics. The original Sprague catalog confirms this exact part number as a 68 µF, 50 VDC unit in the 502D series.

These are new old stock parts from military-surplus inventory. They are a good fit for exact-part-number repairs, vintage electronics, military equipment restoration, test equipment and other applications where the original Sprague component is preferred over a modern substitute.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Manufacturer: Sprague
• Part Number: 502D686F050CG1C
• NSN: 5910-01-094-7389
• Type: Fixed aluminum electrolytic capacitor
• Capacitance: 68 µF
• Rated Voltage: 50 VDC
• FSC: 5910 — Capacitors
• Condition: New old stock

These have been stored for many years and have not been electrically tested. As with any vintage electrolytic capacitor, the buyer should evaluate it appropriately before placing it into critical equipment.

Original Sprague 502D686F050CG1C fixed electrolytic capacitor, rated 68 µF at 50 VDC, NSN 5910-01-094-7389.

Sprague’s 502D series was built as a compact aluminum electrolytic capacitor for commercial, industrial and military electronics. The original Sprague catalog confirms this exact part number as a 68 µF, 50 VDC unit in the 502D series.

These are new old stock parts from military-surplus inventory. They are a good fit for exact-part-number repairs, vintage electronics, military equipment restoration, test equipment and other applications where the original Sprague component is preferred over a modern substitute.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Manufacturer: Sprague
• Part Number: 502D686F050CG1C
• NSN: 5910-01-094-7389
• Type: Fixed aluminum electrolytic capacitor
• Capacitance: 68 µF
• Rated Voltage: 50 VDC
• FSC: 5910 — Capacitors
• Condition: New old stock

These have been stored for many years and have not been electrically tested. As with any vintage electrolytic capacitor, the buyer should evaluate it appropriately before placing it into critical equipment.