No...actually one could argue that a lossy cap is better here as it's series resistance will decrease the ripple current needed from the rectifier. If you want to use a motor run, put it in the C2 position. There it can do the most good, since it is closest to the audio path.
Hi all!
I'dont have 47uF 500v capacitor but i found one 68uF 500v cap.
My question is can i replace C1 capacitor 47uF 500v with 68uF 500v ?
humax
DO NOT go higher than 47uF for C1, you can go lower. If you cannot find a 47uF 500V cap then a 33uF or 39uF 500V cap will be a better value for C1.
DO NOT go higher than 47uF for C1, you can go lower. If you cannot find a 47uF 500V cap then a 33uF or 39uF 500V cap will be a better value for C1.
Ok thnx !
I get this one from ebay:
Humax
Be careful of getting parts like this on Ebay, especially from China.That doesn't look like a genuine Cornell Dubilier capacitor.
It's a safe bet that it is a fake Chinese knockoff.
Genuine Cornell Dubilier capacitors usually have have a band down the side indicating the negative terminal not a dashed line.
They are made in China and are usually marked CDE USA not Made in USA.
You should source parts like this from reputable dealers. Get things like speaker and RCA jacks, tube sockets and similar
hardware from Ebay China sellers.
It's a safe bet that it is a fake Chinese knockoff.
Genuine Cornell Dubilier capacitors usually have have a band down the side indicating the negative terminal not a dashed line.
They are made in China and are usually marked CDE USA not Made in USA.
You should source parts like this from reputable dealers. Get things like speaker and RCA jacks, tube sockets and similar
hardware from Ebay China sellers.
+1 to Spendorite has mentioned. Lower than 47uf should be fine. IIRC George mentioned that 22uf-47uf should be ok for C1. Please refer to Note 4 on this page:
http://tubelab.com/designs/tubelab-sse/parts-list/
If you are in the US you can check out:
https://www.tubedepot.com/t/brands/f-and-t-germany-fischer-and-tausche
http://tubelab.com/designs/tubelab-sse/parts-list/
If you are in the US you can check out:
https://www.tubedepot.com/t/brands/f-and-t-germany-fischer-and-tausche
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Be careful of getting parts like this on Ebay, especially from China.That doesn't look like a genuine Cornell Dubilier capacitor.
It's a safe bet that it is a fake Chinese knockoff.
Genuine Cornell Dubilier capacitors usually have have a band down the side indicating the negative terminal not a dashed line.
They are made in China and are usually marked CDE USA not Made in USA.
You should source parts like this from reputable dealers. Get things like speaker and RCA jacks, tube sockets and similar
hardware from Ebay China sellers.
I agree about buying components from the bay and China, too many fakes out there.
Here's the real thing from Mouser... There is a difference. I used a 33mfd instead of a 47mfd...
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Hi
I bought this one:
JJ Elektrolytkondensator 47uF 500V radial Röhrenverstärker 2 Stk
from:
JJ Elektrolytkondensator 47uF 500V Radial Röhrenverstärker 2 STK F Printmontage | eBay
Humax
I bought this one:
JJ Elektrolytkondensator 47uF 500V radial Röhrenverstärker 2 Stk
from:
JJ Elektrolytkondensator 47uF 500V Radial Röhrenverstärker 2 STK F Printmontage | eBay
Humax
it this capacitor are ok to use this project ?
Humax
it this capacitor are ok to use this project ?
Humax
Those are suitable 47uF capacitors and Parts Connection is a reputable dealer.
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