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I need to replace some capacitors in a boat anchor receiver. These caps
are across the power supply rails on a logic circuit board. They are marked "227 +10K". My interpretation of that is 220 MF. at 10 VDC with a 10% tolerance. Does my interpretation sound correct? Any suggestions for a replacement? If I use tantalums will I be doing this again in 20 years? Thanks, -- HZ |
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