can i use this capacitor?
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Blank-Disk
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can i use this capacitor?
on my retro-duo, i noticed that one of the capacitors looked like it had burned a bit. it's rating is 10v 100uF. i went to radioshack,a dn the closest they ahd was 35v, 100uF. Can I still use this capacitor as it uses the same farads?
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Re: can i use this capacitor?
Yes, because the voltage rating is the maximum voltage that can be placed across the capacitor without blowing the thing apart.Blank-Disk wrote:on my retro-duo, i noticed that one of the capacitors looked like it had burned a bit. it's rating is 10v 100uF. i went to radioshack,a dn the closest they ahd was 35v, 100uF. Can I still use this capacitor as it uses the same farads?
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