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FS 68000uF 50Vdc Electrolytic Capacitor by BC Components

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xtaltech

xtaltech

Member
2004-05-29 10:02 pm
the Constitution State
  • #1
    Hi Friends,

    I've just got a box of 68000uF 50Vdc Capacitors made by BC Components. These are NOS with same date code 0029.
    My LC analyzer registered >68000uF for all of them.

    Diameter : 2.00 in (51mm)
    Height : 4.65 in (118mm)
    Terminal height : 0.28 in (7mm)
    Weight : 12.2 oz (346g)

    Each comes with 2 machine screws for the terminals.

    Please make an offer...

    Thanks for lloking.
     

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    xtaltech

    xtaltech

    Member
    2004-05-29 10:02 pm
    the Constitution State
  • #3
    16 capacitors sold! Only 20 left.

    For potential buyers in EU and other countries, the cheapest way to ship 10 (about 3.6 Kg) or more units (up to 9 Kg) by AIR is USPS Priority Mail flat rate box (USD37). It will take 5 to 14 days to arrive, depends on the country of destination.

    The size of the flat rate box is 280mm x 216mm x 138mm. You can put as many as you want until the box is full (not to exceed 9 Kg).

    For sea mail, I have to check with the post office and come back later.

    Thanks for your interest in the item.
     
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    DSP_Geek

    Member
    2003-08-27 9:45 pm
    Santa Cruz, California
  • #12
    Re: &

    zeonrider said:
    I,am like hamster!
    Click to expand...

    Would that be the Hamster who rode a jet car to glory in Britain last year?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tDTUSsGaaY

    Of course, knowing the Serbian fascination with large magnets and currents it'd probably be a Mach 3 railgun-driven car....


    Anyway, back on topic, with that number of capacitors you might want to look into CRC filtering.
     
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