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08.21.2008, 09:30 PM

And you have to make sure it's a low-ESR type. Look for the 105*C rating, The 80*C variety will overheat and puff/leak.

If you can only get 330uF/25v caps, use two or three in parallel to get around 1000uF total.
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08.21.2008, 09:32 PM

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And you have to make sure it's a low-ESR type. Look for the 105*C rating, The 80*C variety will overheat and puff/leak.

If you can only get 330uF/25v caps, use two or three in parallel to get around 1000uF total.
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