(Topic ID: 186624)

ID This capacitor

By DANGERTERROR

6 years ago



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    #1 6 years ago

    This fell off a remake motor controller board (found in NGG, TZ, etc.). It's a cap according to the printed board. I did not receive schematics for this nor do I know who made it. Anyone have schematics or know a way for me to ID and replace this cap? Can I just throw any 100u (50v?) electrolytic cap on there?

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    #3 6 years ago

    BEAHAHAHAHAAAA

    Don't worry I just did this to see if I could.

    Yeah I just need to sort out the value then and order.

    Or if anyone knows how to contact the mfctr?

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    #8 6 years ago

    I got it back on. There just isn't much lead to work with. Should probably do this the right(er) way...

    #9 6 years ago

    Anyone know why the cap doesn't have its value on it? I'm not sure what 100 50A. means?

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