I have a video card here with crappy Skywell caps, and one of the lytics is a strange value, it's 510uF 4V. I should be able to replace it with a 270uF 4V poly cap right? the polymer reads:
ULR
4V
270
YZ
ULR
4V
270
YZ
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Re: Want to replace electrolytic with polymer?
use the 560@4 sepc sanyo in the store.that one may actually be a poly.
post a pic.most skywell i have seen were series sht.
used to joke that they saved a fraction of a cent by leaving out the "i" -
Re: Want to replace electrolytic with polymer?
There are 5 Skywell caps, 4x 1000uF 6.3V (SHT) and the 510uF 4V cap is SEL (The one with no vent) Yeah I agree, they are shit
That one in the back is a lonely nichicon VR...
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Re: Want to replace electrolytic with polymer?
I'm with kc8. I'd just go with a 560I 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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