It's clearly a 40uf 500v hydraulic tank drain.

 

It's clearly a 40uf 500v hydraulic tank drain.

Do you mean a water-tank analogy for a capacitor?

 

No, he's pulling your J-rod.

 

:O

 

In hydraulic schematics, that symbol represents a drain line back to the tank. Basically a hydraulic "ground"/zero potential symbol.

 

Last I knew that was / is the symbol for a tantalum cap...

 

Last I knew that was / is the symbol for a tantalum cap...

ah okay, thanks

 

I still think they're teasing the noobie.

Where's the smiley for, "suspicious, squinty eyed stare"?

 

I thought it resembled the 1959 Chevy Bel-Air I used to drive when going on a date.
What a breast that was, a 4 door sedan, bench seat, six cylinder, with column stick shift.
It was a real dreamy car.