so far not much on that capacitor web site.
anyone ever id these
anyone ever id these
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Re: anyone ever i.d these ??polys???
Maybe a sleeveless United Chemicon FL? The FL mark on the top lead me to Hardware secrets' forum: a member posted the image of a vrm with similar caps and claimed those may be NCC FL series; anyway 680 uF seems too much for a ventless lytic, so I should be wrong.
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Re: anyone ever i.d these ??polys???
well i pulled one to sacrifice.
they are a wet lytic.
going to replace with polys.Attached FilesComment
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Re: anyone ever i.d these ??polys???
Looks like it's Matsushita FL series:
http://capacitor.web.fc2.com/solidca...#zzz_panasonic
I think I found the same capacitor but this time sleeved, take a look:
Pics are from the MSI K9V Neo-V board. The last picture is the same board but newer revision.Comment
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Re: anyone ever i.d these ??polys???
i had a hp/usus board in last week with jacketed fl.
looks like many mfr's are loosing the jackets to be rohs compliant.Comment
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Re: anyone ever i.d these ??polys???
Has anybody got official datasheets for the FL, and are the specs any better than FJ? I've seen sleeved FLs on a lot of motherboards.Comment
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Hi all, I've got a 1994 Japanese Panasonic 3DO with 2 leaking caps. Since all the caps are now 25 years old I decided to swap them all before more of them start to leak.
To reduce the danger of another leakage in the future I decided to swap every possible cap with a poly cap.
Has anyone here done that already and give me some hints?
I found a "fitting" (voltage, uF and measurements) poly cap for all but 3 caps. The largest cap is a 6800 uF 25v cap, since there aren't any 6800er polys I'll get a high quality electrolyte one with a higher temp rating. The...10-26-2019, 07:59 PM -
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So many things happend this year, and because of that - only place where i could buy caps is Aliexpress
I won't consider buying electrolytics from ali(or if there is a good trusted seller, than i would buy), but i think polys will be good
Are polys could be easily faked ? Especially FP12K Caps from Nichicon/Fujitsu(not FP5K, FP12K), their shrink is more chrome'ish compared to other caps, so maybe anyone knows anything about it? -
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