On 12-apr-07, at 22:26, Patrick Garber wrote:
> are there any caps that are the same as the 2/5 power supply, mine
there is a schematic of the apple 120W power supply around. but the
best thing would be take apart your power supply and remove and note
every capacitor you see. especially the bigger ones and the ones near
the line connector and coils. with the bigger ones, note the + and -.
the - is marked with a white stripe on the side of the cap, and most of
the times the drawings on the pcb (silkscreen) indicate the + and the
part number (c1...c20) then you can make a list yourself to publish
here. reading the values is sometimes cumbersome. if you see .1/250 it
means 0.1 µF 250Volt DC. but be careful. sometimes it is marked with
something like 250~ which means AC. in that case, go for a high voltage
cap for at least 600V DC. Modern caps are smaller that the older ones
for the same values.
the bigger caps come in two variaties: with wires on opposite sides and
on same sides. keep that in mind when ordering yours
> is at least partially working but not sure if its complete, would
> also like to see a list of caps for the lisa 2/5 power supply
>
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Simon Claessen
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