I am looking for some 2200uF 16 10x20mm Rubycon or similar good brand.
Of course I am looking for up to 105 degrees or higher.
Thanks
Of course I am looking for up to 105 degrees or higher.
Thanks
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Re: looking for 2200uF 16V 10x20mm
closest i could find:
http://cgi.ebay.de/6-Sanyo-WG-16V-18...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.de/50PCS-1500uF-16V-...3A1|240%3A1318
http://cgi.ebay.de/16PCS-1000uF-16V-...3A1|240%3A1318
from big pope:
Samxon GT
either 16V 1500uF (10x20mm) or 16V 2200uF (10x25mm)
http://capsmod.net/caps/index.php
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Re: looking for 2200uF 16V 10x20mm
You can get Panasonic FJ 1800uF/16v/10mm - fairly close to bulletproof, and close enough to 2200uF for all practical purposes.Comment
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Re: looking for 2200uF 16V 10x20mm
How about Samxon GD 2200uF 16V D10x25mm? It is custom made by factory. http://www.capsmod.net/caps/cap_images/1157471425.jpg
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