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15th October 2011, 01:28 PM

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pmillett

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Calku

220uf 450V cap Panasonic EET-UQ2W221DA under Mfg PN will not fit FPE Case. It's 30mm.

You are correct, it should end in "KF" not "DA", like the Mouser part number (which is correct). Sorry about that...

Pete

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