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  • Big Pope
    Approved Vendor
    • Dec 2005
    • 426
    #41
    Re: tagan dead, caps to blame

    Sourcing of caps are always without any problem in my side. That's good, noted diameter is 25mm, i can supply Samxon LP series 1200uF 200V D25x45mm. Please let me know if want to any help for caps.
    My SAMXON Capacitors Database HERE!!

    X-CON is a new brand for SAMXON's Polymer Capacitors.

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