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11th April 2009, 10:21 PM
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FS: Sprague Powerlytic 36DX 15000 uF 150V Caps
I bought these capacitors a while back to start a power amplifier project, but it never got off the ground.
Here's the writing that's on the Caps: Sprague Powerlytic (R) 36DX 85(degrees)C 15000uF 150V 9815L 47 + Positive They're about the size of a 24 oz. can. I have 19 of these and I'm asking $10 each--I'll sell smaller lots, but the buyer will need to cover shipping. Cheers, Brooks |
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