Need capacitors to repair Game Gears
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WompaStompa11
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Need capacitors to repair Game Gears
I don't know much about capacitors, so I was hoping someone could help me find what I need. The capacitors I need are described here: http://members.optusnet.com.au/eviltim/ ... epair.html I also don't know of a good website that sells them (however I know that digikey sells them: http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSea ... or&x=0&y=0 ). Thanks for helping!
Ok, so what you want can all be found on mouser by playing with the filters, just change the capacitance and voltage rating. I chose Radial because I wasn't sure of your soldering skills, feel free to unfilter that and choose a different type.
Mouser, Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, Radial
Mouser, Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, Radial
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As long as the capacitance is the same, and the rated voltage of the capacitor is the same or greater than the originals, they'll work.
For example, I've got a 19" Dell LCD with some 35v 10000uf caps swapped out for 10v, 10000uf ones that were blown. Works perfect!
For example, I've got a 19" Dell LCD with some 35v 10000uf caps swapped out for 10v, 10000uf ones that were blown. Works perfect!
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