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5th February 2011, 07:23 AM
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4 post filter caps in Aurex SC 355-MkII
Hello Everyone,
I'm a newbie here. I should also mention I am very inexperienced with electronics. Basically I've replaced LED's & small capacitors, etc. I have a little amp that has 2 filter caps (10,000 uF, 50wv) with 4 posts attached to a board and wires to the power supply. (see pics) My question is can I replace these caps with 2 post caps? and can anyone patient enough explain how wire a 2 post cap to this amp?   Thanks |
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