Looking for 470 uf 25 volt and 470 uf 35 volt or above, solid polymer radial lead capacitors. Cant find these anywhere messaged a couple sites, they don't have anything
One did send me a link to a product pdf that I attached, so I know something like this does exist but still haven't been able to find any listed from any company :/ Any help appreciated, In the chance that I find one but its surface mount, is it easy/possible to convert to through hole ?
Cant Find Solid Caps !?
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Re: Cant Find Solid Caps !?
X-CON makes ULG 470/25 but that is the best you can get, 35V are 330 uF only. Still quality caps any day of the week over chinese craps.Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry!
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