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Thread Starter | Source for Electrolytic Caps I know I can buy Vishay or BC electrolytic caps from DigiKey, but does anyone know oif a better source price-wise? Is it REALLY neccesary to use high temp caps? the price from DgiKey is at least four times higher for high temp caps. Thanks in advance. |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Nashville, TN
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Thread Starter | I can at least beat DigiKey's price at Mouser. If I use general use caps I can save a bundle, too. |
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