I know that people have mentioned using film caps as a replacement.
I do not have that much room in this amp to mount 6 caps on end
These are the 10uf 250volt bipolar caps .
I can get 10uf 100 volt bipolar caps locally .
Wondering would the 100volt caps work or are they very likely not to survive?
Or can I use 2 polarized caps and make a bipolar cap ? Say use 2 22uf caps connect the negatives together and solder in both positives to the board ?
I do not have that much room in this amp to mount 6 caps on end
These are the 10uf 250volt bipolar caps .
I can get 10uf 100 volt bipolar caps locally .
Wondering would the 100volt caps work or are they very likely not to survive?
Or can I use 2 polarized caps and make a bipolar cap ? Say use 2 22uf caps connect the negatives together and solder in both positives to the board ?
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How many of these caps are before and how many are after the final output filter inductor?
5 & 1?
5 & 1?
For the final, I'd use a 10uf@250 film cap. For the other 5, I'd use 2 polarized in series (negatives connected). Instead of using 5x2x22uf, I'd use 2 that would be equal. Two 100uF@250 should work.
The two positive terminals that you have from the series connected caps go into the terminals of one of the original bipolar caps.
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