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Step 3, c6 capacitor identification. Sorry i feel pretty dumb :p

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  • homefire
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    Will do the Job. Plain ol 99% rubbing alcohol works on the flux.

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  • matto1kute
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    Ok so i got a 100v one. Will that be ok? I wasnt sure of the voltage of the ones supplied :/

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  • matto1kute
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    Yea ill have to get some tomorrow. Also whats can i use to clean the board underneath from flux etc?

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  • homefire
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    Originally posted by irootsk View Post
    Or you can use CAP code calculator like this one if you are able to read what is written on the body of cap (as sometimes it can be hardly raedable)
    http://www.electronics2000.co.uk/cal...calculator.php
    LOL Or you could ues a Calculator like he said !

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  • irootsk
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    Or you can use CAP code calculator like this one if you are able to read what is written on the body of cap (as sometimes it can be hardly raedable)
    Electronics 2000, for electronics hobbyists, engineers and students. Online calculators, software downloads, technical data, beginners guide, pinouts, forum, links and more

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  • homefire
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    Cap would be marked .047uF or 473 47 (pico F) with mulitplyer 3 zero's. Or just 47n

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  • matto1kute
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    All good. Just counted. I only have 20 capacitors not 22. Damm 2 are missing

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  • Step 3, c6 capacitor identification. Sorry i feel pretty dumb :p

    Just putting together my minipulse. Step 3 capacitor 6 is a 47nf. How would that read on the capacitor?
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