10-Pack 104M 0.1uF 16V Ceramic Capacitors – Sample Tested 114.25nF – NOS / Surplus
$5.99
10-pack of 104M ceramic capacitors marked 16V. The 104 capacitor code equals 100,000pF, 100nF, or 0.1uF. A sample capacitor from the lot tested at 114.25nF, which is a good reading for a 104M-marked ceramic capacitor. These capacitors are useful for vintage radio repair, CB radio repair, ham radio bench work, bypass circuits, coupling circuits, filtering, decoupling, audio repair, and general low-voltage electronics work.
Historical Note:
104-marked ceramic capacitors are one of the most common small ceramic capacitor values used in electronics. The 0.1uF value is widely used for bypassing, decoupling, coupling, noise suppression, filtering, and general circuit repair in radios, audio gear, test equipment, CB radios, ham equipment, and vintage electronics.
Compatible Radios / Boards
Suitable for circuits requiring 104 ceramic capacitors, 0.1uF capacitors, 100nF capacitors, or 100,000pF capacitors rated 16V or lower. Common use includes vintage radio repair, CB radio repair, ham radio equipment, bypass circuits, coupling circuits, filter circuits, decoupling, audio repair, test gear repair, and electronics bench work. Verify voltage rating and circuit requirements before installation.
RF Boneyard Bench Notes
Bench Measurements:
Marking: 104M 16V.
Marked Value: 0.1uF / 100nF / 100,000pF.
Sample Measured Value: 114.25nF.
Voltage Rating: 16V.
Pack Size: 10 pieces.
Visual Inspection: Bodies and leads visually inspected.
Bench Evaluation:
PASS - Random sample tested at 114.25nF.
PASS - Reading is good for the marked 104M value.
PASS - Ceramic bodies and leads visually inspected.
PASS - Suitable for low-voltage repair, restoration, and bench project use.
Note: 104 is the capacitance code, not the voltage rating. 104 equals 0.1uF / 100nF. The M marking commonly indicates ±20% tolerance, and 114.25nF is within that range.
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