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Topic - For coupling, to replace a electrolytic with a plastic, how small can I go. - Coyote 18:10:53 08/19/02 (18)

• Re: For coupling, to replace a electrolytic with a plastic, how small can I go. - BrassEars 09:54:46 08/21/02 (9)
• Let's see... - Coyote 10:29:15 08/21/02 (8)
• Re: Let's see... - BrassEars 13:18:19 08/21/02 (7)
• You have forgotten something... - Sector-7G 15:42:40 08/21/02 (6)
• Re: You have forgotten something... - Coyote 22:09:15 08/21/02 (5)
• Re: You have forgotten something... - Werner 22:48:58 08/21/02 (4)
• Yes, this is the answer I was looking for. Another question .. - Coyote 00:55:23 08/22/02 (1)
• Re: Yes, this is the answer I was looking for. Another question .. - Werner 04:02:26 08/22/02 (0)
• Yes, this is the answer I was looking for. Another question .. - Coyote 00:53:49 08/22/02 (0)
• Yes, this is the answer I was looking for. Another question .. - Coyote 00:51:41 08/22/02 (0)
• Re: For coupling, to replace a electrolytic with a plastic, how small can I go. - nobody 11:04:51 08/20/02 (2)
• Re: For coupling, to replace a electrolytic with a plastic, how small can I go. - Werner 01:55:06 08/21/02 (1)
• Thank you all. It just that film caps are superior to electrolyic.. - Coyote 08:37:10 08/21/02 (0)
• Re: For coupling, to replace a electrolytic with a plastic, how small can I go. - Clink 11:02:37 08/20/02 (0)
• USE 6.8 to 10µF Plastic Film + 0.01 to 0.1µF Polystyrene bypass (nt) - JOEY. 06:43:24 08/20/02 (0)
• Why not bypass if you are keen on the small one? (NT) - E 05:06:21 08/20/02 (0)
• Probably OK - Werner 22:21:31 08/19/02 (0)
• Replacing 47uF w/ 4uF? No way my friend! - Quest 21:53:48 08/19/02 (0)

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• Yes, this is the answer I was looking for. Another question .. - Coyote 00:55:23 08/22/02 (1)
• Re: Yes, this is the answer I was looking for. Another question .. - Werner 04:02:26 08/22/02 (0)