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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil
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TIA
JC |
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: L.A., CA
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You would be better off using a bunch of 10000uF caps in place of one big one. It would be cheaper too.
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Join Date: Jun 2002
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markp
You bet. That can be the only way out. Thanks JC |
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If you decide to buy smaller ones and add them up may I
suggest a special purchase I made: 10,000 UF 63V Snap In 1 3/8" dia X 1 5/8" Tall $1.50ea 12,000 UF 50V Snap-In 1 1/4" dia X 2" Tall $1.29ea These are pictured on my website at www.apexjr.com under the new arrivals, use the link on the home page. I do ship overseas and have other caps listed including a 68,000Uf 50V at $5.95ea. Steve @ Apex Jr. |
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: L.A., CA
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Quote:
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Netherlands
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Steve,
thanks for telling me this: I DON'T WANT TO KNOW YOUR PRICE! About 3 months ago I ordered 100x 10.000µF/63V, for $2.75 each at some US-company (from the US to Europe, so I paid a fine amount for shipping and import duties), and that was CHEAP (same capacitors as on your picture), at least, comparing to the usual prices in europe. Thanks for letting me know I paid almost a double price...GRRRRRR Grtz, Joris |
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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Don't be mad. Before you get mad, check the performance of those two types first. Heavy duty, long life types _are_ more expensive than ordinary types.
I have checked Apex' prices and they do seem to be attractive
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The problem is that Apex Jr's caps are high quality, too.
I bought a bunch of 1000uf/100v caps from them for 45 cents each and it turned out they were Panasonic NHG series which cost $5.93 at Digikey. The 10000uf/63v are Nichicons. |
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I checked the part numbers :
10,000 UF 63V Nichicon LLQ1J103MHSC 35MM X 40MM 1000 UF 100V Panasonic ECA-2AHG102A 18MM X 35MM The reason my prices are lower is that these items are NEW Surplus and are excess inventory. Steve @ Apex Jr. |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Netherlands
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Hi,
mine are Elna LP5's. (10.000µF/63V) I don't know which ones are better, but they're good enough for me. By the way: for anyone that takes a look at the ApexJr website: search for the IEC Receptables and the US Military Lead Set... Grtz, Joris |
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