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February 19th 06, 11:58 PM
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Minolta X-700 capacitors
I bought a broken X-700 camera that doesn't release (but metering works). I'm hoping its just bad capacitors that I can try replacing, and
is why I bought this camera. Anybody know exactly what I need? I see them on Micro-tools.com, but my university has a great electronics part supply shop and I'm hoping I can just get them locally to avoid a $8 shipping charge. They appear to be 220uF 4v on the picture on Micro-tools, but I don't think this is quite enough info. Are they tantalums? 
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February 20th 06, 01:01 AM
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Minolta X-700 capacitors
On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 23:58:02 GMT, Mike wrote:
I bought a broken X-700 camera that doesn't release (but metering works). I'm hoping its just bad capacitors that I can try replacing, and is why I bought this camera. Anybody know exactly what I need? I see them on Micro-tools.com, but my university has a great electronics part supply shop and I'm hoping I can just get them locally to avoid a $8 shipping charge. They appear to be 220uF 4v on the picture on Micro-tools, but I don't think this is quite enough info. Are they tantalums? These are the correct caps 220uF 4v. I doubt your school will have them since this particular cap was originally made for Minolta. -- Colyn Goodson http://www.colyngoodson.com
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February 20th 06, 01:14 AM
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Minolta X-700 capacitors
I bought a broken X-700 camera that doesn't release (but metering works). I'm hoping its just bad capacitors that I can try replacing, and is why I bought this camera. Anybody know exactly what I need? I see them on Micro-tools.com, but my university has a great electronics part supply shop and I'm hoping I can just get them locally to avoid a $8 shipping charge. They appear to be 220uF 4v on the picture on Micro-tools, but I don't think this is quite enough info. Are they tantalums? These are the correct caps 220uF 4v. I doubt your school will have them since this particular cap was originally made for Minolta. Do you know of a better source?
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February 20th 06, 02:11 AM
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Minolta X-700 capacitors
On Mon, 20 Feb 2006 01:14:35 GMT, Mike wrote:
Do you know of a better source? This is the only source I know of. The price though is very good since you get 10 caps for $4.75 + shipping -- Colyn Goodson http://www.colyngoodson.com
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