Did you try http://www.apexjr.com/new.htm? They have about 5,000 pieces of Phillip 26,000uf/75V cap in stock and cheap. You did not say which amp, so I assume 75V is good enough.
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I've been trawling the web without much success for spec's on those 26000uF Philips caps that you're selling . Have you any details on ripple current, ESR, and the like. Are they equivalent to the BC Components 3186's (except for not having screw terminals), as I understand that Philips have now bought BC.
Can you post these details either here or to my own e-mail address as I'm quite interested in buying several.
Thanks.
P.S. You've already given me a quote on sending 12 to the UK, I may well increase that to 16 if the specs are good enough.
Reply for Apex Jr.
I've been trawling the web without much success for spec's on those 26000uF Philips caps that you're selling . Have you any details on ripple current, ESR, and the like. Are they equivalent to the BC Components 3186's (except for not having screw terminals), as I understand that Philips have now bought BC.
Can you post these details either here or to my own e-mail address as I'm quite interested in buying several.
Thanks.
P.S. You've already given me a quote on sending 12 to the UK, I may well increase that to 16 if the specs are good enough.
ABSOLUTELY
The Key on the spec sheet are the letters in the
part number. The 3186 is only a series the rest
tells you the information needed.
Complete part number
3186EE263UO75HPA2
We know the 263 = 26 and 3 zero's 26,000uf
75 = 75 volts
one letter states leads instead of screw terminals
My fax number is 818 248-0490
Thanks for the offer
Steve
Apex Jr
The Key on the spec sheet are the letters in the
part number. The 3186 is only a series the rest
tells you the information needed.
Complete part number
3186EE263UO75HPA2
We know the 263 = 26 and 3 zero's 26,000uf
75 = 75 volts
one letter states leads instead of screw terminals
My fax number is 818 248-0490
Thanks for the offer
Steve
Apex Jr
Philips 3186 series full datasheet
Philips 3186 Capacitor series datasheet (1.4mb)
There y'are, guys.
Steve - I'm having some problems with my fax machine, so I won't be able to fax it on over - sorry about that.
You can download it, post it on your website, and send it to anyone you like, though.
Regards,
- Rick
Philips 3186 Capacitor series datasheet (1.4mb)
There y'are, guys.
Steve - I'm having some problems with my fax machine, so I won't be able to fax it on over - sorry about that.
You can download it, post it on your website, and send it to anyone you like, though.
Regards,
- Rick
Thanks
Cheers Thingyness & Steve for the info.
As far as I can tell from the spec. sheet, the 26kuF @ 75V has a ripple current of at least 8.3A (Couldn't see an exact match for Steve's devices).
My plan is to have a pi-filter PSU for my Aleph 5 of 2*26kuF-2mH-2*26kuF for each voltage rail, similar to the figures suggested by NP at this thread:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6110
Using NP's RoT, this suggests that the first cap. on each voltage rail should see 2.5A (*3=7.5, I even have some margin. Wow!). Am I overlooking anything basic here, as I'm not overkeen on NP's exploding capacitor approach!?!
P.S. Transformers are 2*ILP 28-0-28 500VA.
Cheers Thingyness & Steve for the info.
As far as I can tell from the spec. sheet, the 26kuF @ 75V has a ripple current of at least 8.3A (Couldn't see an exact match for Steve's devices).
My plan is to have a pi-filter PSU for my Aleph 5 of 2*26kuF-2mH-2*26kuF for each voltage rail, similar to the figures suggested by NP at this thread:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6110
Using NP's RoT, this suggests that the first cap. on each voltage rail should see 2.5A (*3=7.5, I even have some margin. Wow!). Am I overlooking anything basic here, as I'm not overkeen on NP's exploding capacitor approach!?!
P.S. Transformers are 2*ILP 28-0-28 500VA.
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