Has anyone seen a capacitor like K33 in this picture? It appears to be electrolytic, but I have never seen one of this shape before. Of course the box was manufactured about 40 years ago, so maybe they don't even make this kind anymore.
But I was just wondering if a modern electrolytic capacitor would be a valid replacement.
Any ideas?
This is a classic example: 6 of you can't figure this Cap out?
No Wonder why you invaded IRAQ for a wrong reason! A cap with polarity is an Electrolyte Cap.
Tantalum capacitor DOES not have polarity f****rs!! Got it?
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ANY DISC CAPACITOR WILL DO IF YOU CAN FIND ONE WITH THE SAME RATING BUT IT IS A TANTALUM CAPACITOR ELECTROLYTIC WON'T DO AS A REPLACEMENT
NO ONE INVADED IRAQ YOU RETARD THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ WANTED CHANGE AND THE WORLD ARRESTED AND EXECUTED A CRIMINAL MEN HAVE EASY LAWS TO FOLLOW AND IMPOSE THEIR OWN EXTREME PENALTIES IN EXTREME CASES YOU CROSSPOSTING FUCKTARD
I AM PROTEUS
DON'T LISTEN TO THE FAKE EARTHLINK PRO-ANAL TROLL HE IS JUST HERE FOR AN ANAL REAMING AMD DEEP FLUID LUBRICATION
ANY DISC CAPACITOR WILL DO IF YOU CAN FIND ONE WITH THE SAME RATING BUT IT IS A TANTALUM CAPACITOR ELECTROLYTIC WON'T DO AS A REPLACEMENT
NO ONE INVADED IRAQ YOU RETARD THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ WANTED CHANGE AND THE WORLD ARRESTED AND EXECUTED A CRIMINAL MEN HAVE EASY LAWS TO FOLLOW AND IMPOSE THEIR OWN EXTREME PENALTIES IN EXTREME CASES YOU CROSSPOSTING FUCKTARD
I AM COMPLETELY DRUNK
AMEN.......
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