18-10-2012, 05:06 PM
Hi Rob: generally speaking, to select a suitable replacement capacitor in any application, several bits of info. are required; I am not familiar with that particular wireless cct., etc.
1. what's is its nominal capacitance value ?
2. does it have a tolerance figure stated on it ?
3. do you know its rated voltage ?
4. is it a polarised capacitor ? (Usually limited to electrolytics: obviously not in this specific case).
Also its function in the overall scheme of things is needed too.
Al.
1. what's is its nominal capacitance value ?
2. does it have a tolerance figure stated on it ?
3. do you know its rated voltage ?
4. is it a polarised capacitor ? (Usually limited to electrolytics: obviously not in this specific case).
Also its function in the overall scheme of things is needed too.
Al.
