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    I don't think you can replace that capacitor with an electrolytic.
    The original one is a pass through and will need to see currents in both directions.
    I would tend to go with the designers schematic as I would assume he has done some form of testing.
    Electrolytes are used to smooth dc.

    Peter

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    Quote Originally Posted by ptjw7uk View Post
    I don't think you can replace that capacitor with an electrolytic.
    The original one is a pass through and will need to see currents in both directions.
    I would tend to go with the designers schematic as I would assume he has done some form of testing.
    Electrolytes are used to smooth dc.

    Peter
    Hi , thanks for the answer , do they do a pass through SMD replacement for the cap ? How would I search for the part, bit new to this sorry :)

    Actuall I might just replace all the resistors with SMD and leave the rest as through hole I think I will have enough room in the end.
    Last edited by Fivetide; 16-07-2013 at 06:09 PM.

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