4,7μF/16V if i remember correct!
* fixed awful imageshack image host.
-Topcat
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4,7μF/16V if i remember correct!
* fixed awful imageshack image host.
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nobody? please help because they are in a good multimeter...
I know that they are to small to couse problems but you never know
with the brands that exist out there! The capacitor says "Tk" -
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only way to tell is to test or if suspect replace.Comment
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i think that small cap is an al caps.
TK. one thing come to my mind is jamicon TK.
we are blind. what system is that?
and... what is the problem?days are so short when you actually do something..Comment
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It is a very special Hewlett packard multimeter!Originally posted by yanz
and i want to keep it in the best shape...so before i start changing things on it i want to make sure that the caps aren't any special too.
does jamicon Uses "Tk" on their caps?!Comment
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ya, im sorry, i miss your second post!
i have seen a lot jamcon tk in the hardwares, but they are bigger, >= 2200uF.
if the "quality factor" isn't important in the design of that multmeter, you may replace it with good caps like rubycon yxf or chemcon km*. but usually i wont bother, 0.22uF - 10uF lytics are usually for signal stabilizer (cmiiw).days are so short when you actually do something..Comment
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...Before y'all ask, no, I'm not Topcat!...
Anyway, while unsuccessfully hunting down a rig (or parts for such) for my Dad's future gaming rig, I saw something I thought was Topcat's cup of tea... and it was. It also happened to be "local" to me (as a pickup only item), so I was dispatched to fetch this rig until the next time I head out to MO (which is a semi-regular occurance these days, between family and tradebait).
Anyway, I shot pics, and he said to post them, so here we go!
This is a 1999 AcerAltos 1100 Server/workstation:
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Yes, I know I don't post this stuff much anymore....the only reason I'm posting this one is because of a NVMe adapter incompatibility; seems rather planned by Supermicro.....or I'm atleast a bit suspicious. It's plenty new enough to have a UEFI bios but a short 'happy list' of NVMe controllers that will work with this board, as if by some 'miracle', all Intel....so lets start at the beginning; we'll get back to this later.
Of course the motherboard is as the thread title states; X10dai....but we'lre going to have some fun shoehorning this into a modern 'gamer case' that can actually... -
Onkyo's 6-cd disc changers are abysmal to work on. Not only ideologically abysmal to see when I sit down at my bench, but a pain to remove parts out of, and a pain to start troubleshooting.
Has anyone had any luck actually fixing these things or do you just get rid of them? Because that's how I've been treating them unless I'm removing a jammed disc. They're just so primitive and terrible all around. Cheap enough to not order parts for but the parts themselves are so cheap. Feels like a waste of time.
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Well this one didn't last long....
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...&postcount=872
We had some severe weather pass though late fall and it got jolted.....got through multiple surge protection devices and got the NIC. I stuck a PCIe NIC in it....but it just hasn't acted right since......but I've been limping it along. I decided it's time to start working up a replacement.
First up is the case.....this came from the shop I cleaned out last October. This is an Enlight built server case OEM'd for Intel....and rebadged by Nobilis.
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2022 was crazy busy around here....I really didn't get to play with many of my toys.....
Lets start out 2023 a little better on that front, beginning with a bad Quadro FX5800....
...but this is what I was after, the outer shell...
The casing surrounding the heatsinks is plastic....however the backplate feels like magnesium or some alloy....not completely sure, but it's not plastic.
This will make more sense as the project develops....especially what weird build it's going in...but HAPPY 2023!!
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