Hi Andrew,
Thanks for taking an interest. I would have liked some BHC as well.
I'm looking for audio quality caps really. Those caps that you linked to look more general use items. Is that right? Or am I talking out of my hat?
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks for taking an interest. I would have liked some BHC as well.
I'm looking for audio quality caps really. Those caps that you linked to look more general use items. Is that right? Or am I talking out of my hat?
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Well i went looking & couldn't find a lot
Can we have the exact capacitor dimensions please as i'm guessing they'll be 105mm long (common) but the 45mm diameter just doesn't sound right50mm is common & so is 37.5mm & it sounds suspiciously like they might be 50mm (often 51mm or 2")..
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What they dont have they can probably get for you.
http://www.audiocap.co.uk/ft-4700uf--63v-280-p.asp
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Had a search round all the usuall suspects.The 100v rating make them expensive but I found these in stock:
http://cpc.farnell.com/vishay-bc-com...t=15000uf+100v
Whats the rail voltage ? If you could get away with 63v then more choice/cheaper.
I've got some new 100v BHC caps here that I could do cheap but they are 47000uf/68000uf and alot bigger.
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Nice find, i reckon they would fit if Darren cares to measure them properly
I was thinking the same thing about the rails, 80V DC caps may well be ok but 63V is a bit of a drop from 100V DC rating..
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Hi everyone,
Many thanks for the links and suggestions. I'm sure one of them will work out a treat.
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Your probably right...........would need to check but you never know.Originally Posted by Reid Malenfant
Had a quick look for 80v but could only find snap ins.
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I'm i seeing things or is that a White Incatech 'Claymore' amp in your avatar? There's only like a couple of those ever made right?
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Hi Paul, very many thanks for your offer mate. The only problem is that space is very much at a premium.
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