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Originally Posted by Tom Albrecht
Here's what I would recommend:
90/350v - use 100 uF / 350 V or 450 V
30/350v - use 30 or 33 uF / 350 or 450 V
5/350v - use 4.7 or 5 uF / 350 or 450 V
100/75v - use 100 uF / 160 V
40/350v - use 40 uF / 350 or 450 V
10/25v - use 10 uF / 25, 35, or 50 V
I'm looking at Radial, electrolytic. Is this wrong of me?
Most people prefer axial, but you can use radial if you like. For restuffing inside old cans, radial can be best; for everything else, I prefer axial.
Oh and one stray .008/1000v - use .01 uF / 1000 V
In many cases, especially for electrolytics, you can use a somewhat larger capacitance without any concern. And you can always use a capacitor with higher voltage rating.
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OK, thanks a lot Tom!
I guess I get stuck on finding exact sizes, even though I saw told before. However, I'm not good at equalvalents and do not want to find a substitute and then blow something up from being wrong.
Thanks again.