Hi,
I checked the forums and could not find the answer so here we go......
Working on a Matsushita TM-202G from a Millipede and C561 is a 3.3uF 160v Bipolar cap, cannot locate a replacement at that voltage.
After much researching,it appears that I can swap a polypropylene film cap in it's place. As I am not an EE, thought I would check here first before blowing up my monitor.
I know that I can do the "back-to-back" with two polarized electrolytic caps but from what I read, the film cap is a much better replacement.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Jeff
I checked the forums and could not find the answer so here we go......
Working on a Matsushita TM-202G from a Millipede and C561 is a 3.3uF 160v Bipolar cap, cannot locate a replacement at that voltage.
After much researching,it appears that I can swap a polypropylene film cap in it's place. As I am not an EE, thought I would check here first before blowing up my monitor.
I know that I can do the "back-to-back" with two polarized electrolytic caps but from what I read, the film cap is a much better replacement.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Jeff

