Can anyone tell me the value of this capacitor and can I replace it with an electrolytic cap?
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Hello,
can I use this cap:
https://www.tme.eu/en/details/ues1h4...tors/nichicon/
Capacitor: electrolytic; bipolar; THT; 47uF; 50V
to replace this capacitor: Electrolytic Radial E 47uF/50V 6.3x11 RM2.5 105°C Jamicon
What exactly I can expect to install bipolar electrolytic cap instead a regular one?
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G = Series
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