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All sections rated at 105C degrees. Capacitance and leakage tested. Cap tolerance + or - 20%. Hayseed Hamfest manufactures new single and multi-section can-capacitors for vintage radio, audio, and electronic gear.
- Heathkit
Heathkit - HAYSEED HAMFEST LLC
- Hallicrafters
Hallicrafters - HAYSEED HAMFEST LLC
- Ham / SWL
Ham / SWL - HAYSEED HAMFEST LLC
- Audio
Audio - HAYSEED HAMFEST LLC
- FAQ
Does Hayseed Hamfest re-stuff old capacitors? Do you produce...
- Hammarlund
Hammarlund - HAYSEED HAMFEST LLC
- National
National - HAYSEED HAMFEST LLC
- Swan
Lead time status: All new Stock and Special Orders are...
- Zenith
Zenith - HAYSEED HAMFEST LLC
- Heathkit
Review Summary For : N0JMY's Hayseed Hamfest; Reviews: 22 MSRP: Description: Multi-section electrolytic can capacitors and complete electrolytic capacitor recap kits for many Heathkit, Drake and Hammarlund radios. Custom mutli-section caps built to order. Front panel overlay for the Heathkit HW-16, with more in the works. Product is in production
Dec 8, 2023 · Hayseed Hamfest has the exact replacement capacitor you need. 80 mfd, 80 mfd, 150 mfd, 50 mfd. Looks like you did a really clean job of taking it apart so don’t need to buy another one.
Around the year 2006, Tom (N0JMY) from Hayseed Hamfest (Hayseedhamfest.com) was coming out with new ‘Twist-Lock’ capacitors for many of the receivers like Hallicrafters, Drake, Heath-Kit, and Hammarlund. These were single and some multi-section capacitors.
Drake TR-4 transceiver. The TR-4 was one of the first com-mercially available, fully featured amateur HF transceivers. The T-4X/R-4 combination provided all of the inte-gration of the transceiver in the more traditional (for the era) “two box” format and accommodated split-frequency operation, something the TR-4 didn’t offer. From the early
Lead time status: All new Stock and Special Orders are currently shipping in approximately 5-10 business days.
My go-to for custom replacement electrolytic capacitors for any application is Hayseed Hamfest LLC (hayseedhamfest.com). The electrolytic can capacitor for the Zenith (shown disassembled in Figure 10 ) is about $35.