.001 uf 1000volt

See I told you I was new.I didn't even get the model right.Its a 1x591.I found a .001uf 1600 cap.From what I was reading,The higher voltage is ok to use.It calls for a 1000 volt cap in the description on the schematic.This is an interesting hobby.Its cheaper then old cars,and I can do it indoors.Im finding my radios in a local antique store.They are a bit pricey,but I save on shipping.Thank you for your help.Now I'll see if I can avoid lighting my nose up.

I looked up the diagram for an RCA 1X591 (I think that's what you meant Branson69). C9 is a coupling capacitor from the diode detector to the volume control. A .001uF 630V capacitor (much more common) will do fine in that position. Since it is an AC/DC set I recommend AC rated safety capacitors for C6 and C9. That is .1uF 250VAC for these (2) caps. These can be found fairly easily too.
73, Rod  WB6FBF

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I am very new to radio repair.I recently bought a RCA 1x519 that needs to be recapped.The first cap calls out for a .001uf 1000 volt cap.I can not find one of these on many sights I visited.Are the rare or impossible to find?Thank you ,new guy.