Re: No brand is safe due to rampant counterfeiting!
next time i pull any large caps, i'm gonna cut them open!
next time i pull any large caps, i'm gonna cut them open!
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Re: No brand is safe due to rampant counterfeiting!
Here ya go. I ripped a fuhjyyu primary off an antec and cut it open. Nothing interesting here, other than the electrolyte smell in the room I cut it open inOriginally posted by ratdude747Attached FilesI love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Re: No brand is safe due to rampant counterfeiting!
I never got to take pictures of this one R-senda EPSpower-660 but it had all Fuhjyyu on the secondary. They were the same exact color combo as teapo and looked like them from far away.
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Hi,
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I'd appeciate if somebody could make a detailled picture of this area from a working board and post it here. Getting the parts values would also be helpful. The revision of the board is 1.02 .
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Has anyone seen these?
So far, I've had like 3 counterfeit parts.
One was a TCON board in a guy's TV. I did everything to eliminate the short as far as to drilling out part of the board, and there was some sort of short inbetween the two sides of the board.
Now I'm sitting on two power supplies that seem to make voltage out of thin air.
Not sure what to do. I prefer not to get these bullshit counterfeit Chinese parts as it causes me a ton of trouble between my repairs and sellers.
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Hello to all.
may I have a question about these Semiconductor parts BQ24800RUYR? can it be replaced with these parts BQ24780SRUYR?
I need some good advice and also some information about it. thank you and God Bless...
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