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In Reply to: capacitors in line filters posted by dude on July 7, 2000 at 14:49:22:
Victor is correct....Only use caps that are rated for AC such as the oil bath PPN types that are internally fused motor run caps....These are normally housed in a metal case so measure the AC potential on the case and go with the lowest with AC hooked up both ways....Put a drain resistor of 200K-250K across the cap for safety. I suspect that you have a problem with the cap you used or the cap is hooked up backwards with respect to AC potential if you encounter hum.
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