WTB - power supply caps

[cowanrg]

i need to buy enough power supply caps for around 100KuF capacitance for 6 individual channels...

i would prefer around 10KuF - 30KuF each cap. so, i need a total of 600KuF for all the amps.

 

[fcel]

Did you try http://www.apexjr.com/new.htm? They have about 5,000 pieces of Phillip 26,000uf/75V cap in stock and cheap. You did not say which amp, so I assume 75V is good enough.

 

[cowanrg]

awesome, that seems like exactly what i need.

yeah, sorry, building 6 channels of aleph 2. so, 75V should be more than enough. good price too. if anyone else has any other options i would be interested, but this sounds great so far.

 

[Apex Jr]

26,000uf 75V Caps

Fcel......
Thanks for the plug. wish I did buy 5000 of them
but this buy was only 840 and have sold about
300 of them so far: a lot thru this forum.
Thanks Guys
Steve
Apex Jr

 

[fcel]

That should leave enough for another 60 monoblocks of Aleph 2!! I hope Nelson Pass is not reading this!🙂

 

[Jared]

I have 40 11,000 mfd 80vdc caps, never used.
cornell Dubilier
658-9350-119 ( was told this means was made in 50th week of 1993)

 

[SuppersReady]

Interested

Reply for Apex Jr.

I've been trawling the web without much success for spec's on those 26000uF Philips caps that you're selling . Have you any details on ripple current, ESR, and the like. Are they equivalent to the BC Components 3186's (except for not having screw terminals), as I understand that Philips have now bought BC.

Can you post these details either here or to my own e-mail address as I'm quite interested in buying several.

Thanks.

P.S. You've already given me a quote on sending 12 to the UK, I may well increase that to 16 if the specs are good enough.

 

[Apex Jr]

Cap Spec's

Hi.......
I've had several requests for this data and I don't have
a Phillips book to give me any information. Nor can I find
any information on the web either, however I can tell
you I have sold a lot thru this forum and so far no problems.
Sorry,

Steve
Apex Jr

 

[ThingyNess]

I have the datasheet on the 3186 series somewhere - I'll look around and post it if I can find it.

Steve - if i can find a copy, would you like me to fax it to you?

 

[Apex Jr]

ABSOLUTELY

The Key on the spec sheet are the letters in the
part number. The 3186 is only a series the rest
tells you the information needed.
Complete part number
3186EE263UO75HPA2

We know the 263 = 26 and 3 zero's 26,000uf
75 = 75 volts
one letter states leads instead of screw terminals

My fax number is 818 248-0490

Thanks for the offer

Steve
Apex Jr

 

[ThingyNess]

Philips 3186 series full datasheet

Philips 3186 Capacitor series datasheet (1.4mb)


There y'are, guys.

Steve - I'm having some problems with my fax machine, so I won't be able to fax it on over - sorry about that.

You can download it, post it on your website, and send it to anyone you like, though.

Regards,

- Rick

 

[SuppersReady]

Thanks

Cheers Thingyness & Steve for the info.

As far as I can tell from the spec. sheet, the 26kuF @ 75V has a ripple current of at least 8.3A (Couldn't see an exact match for Steve's devices).

My plan is to have a pi-filter PSU for my Aleph 5 of 2*26kuF-2mH-2*26kuF for each voltage rail, similar to the figures suggested by NP at this thread:

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6110

Using NP's RoT, this suggests that the first cap. on each voltage rail should see 2.5A (*3=7.5, I even have some margin. Wow!). Am I overlooking anything basic here, as I'm not overkeen on NP's exploding capacitor approach!?!

P.S. Transformers are 2*ILP 28-0-28 500VA.