This is the time to use Google for capacitor identification information. Print out every one that you find and keep handy. You will need it if you continue with this hobby. ?Then step #2…… get one of the low cost capacitor checking units on line so you can check each capacitor you are just installing to make sure it’s the correct one… with that device you will have to learn the difference between farad, microfarad, picofarad, etc…. as the list of materials may list it one way and your testing device may show it another way…. It will confuse you at first but eventually you will get it straight (how many zeros between micro and pico) in your head. ?And lastly get a box set of COG caps as you will need one or two occasionally when there is one missing from your new kit.

Next, enjoy the build. ?I check each resistor, cap, toroid before soldering in place. It’s easier that way when your new radio kit has issues than to misread a part and solder it in place on,y to have to remove it later. ?I still make mistakes but I read everything Hans has to print out before the build and that greatly reduces errors and improves my smile quotient when it works the first time.