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10th March 2005, 12:41 PM
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Help ! Philips BC cap pin setting
I have several Philips BC capacitor 1500u / 200V with 5 pins head.
With the description on cap, pin 1 is 1500u and pin 5 is " - ". How about the others pin (2,3,4 ), do they need to connected ? How ? Thanks for your help |
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