ChaosJohn
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So I'm in the process of converting a 4900 neckboard to replace my 5515 neckboard which is broken in half. Yes... I know... I could fix the cracked neck board. In fact I did it once the first time cracked the same neckboard. But this time it's cracked right down the middle so getting all the traces reconnected would have been a hassle so I decided to try the 4900 conversion. I'll document the process when I'm done (and whether it works or not).
Anyway, the question is this:
One of the components I'm replacing is a ceramic capacitor. It's C404 on both neckboards On the 4900, it's specified as 1500 pF, 1.5KV and on the 5515, it's specified as 1500 pF, 1.5V.
If I'm not mistaken, I should be able to leave the higher voltage (but same capacitance) cap in that spot. Is that correct?
Anyway, the question is this:
One of the components I'm replacing is a ceramic capacitor. It's C404 on both neckboards On the 4900, it's specified as 1500 pF, 1.5KV and on the 5515, it's specified as 1500 pF, 1.5V.
If I'm not mistaken, I should be able to leave the higher voltage (but same capacitance) cap in that spot. Is that correct?

