Yamaha CS80

Hi,

I am wondering what modern materials people are using to recap their CS's.
Thanks to someone on this list's excellent youtube videos I know what to use
for all of the SAH elements, and have already renovated my PSU- but the NP
caps for the rest of the boards (M, PRA, etc) are totally unlabeled in the
service docs to my knowledge. Polypropylene?
I realize for the ones marked K ceramic .1 is fine...

Is the lone blue tantalum I spy on the KAS the only one? Does anyone know
where to find 2%'s for the SAH caps? Mouser's quantity/lead time is huge...

Cheers,
Cooper


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i used NP elec caps on mine. IIRC, there are several NP caps on eachvoice board. i just used the usual nichicon or whatever; mouser definitelyhas them(i actually have a chunk of NP caps left over from that job i think!)

--- On Thu, 9/9/10, Cooper Sloan <mistercooper@...> wrote:

From: Cooper Sloan <mistercooper@...>
Subject: [yamahacs80] Non-Polarized Capacitors on CS Boards
To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, September 9, 2010, 4:49 PM


























Hi,



I am wondering what modern materials people are using to recap their CS's.

Thanks to someone on this list's excellent youtube videos I know what to use

for all of the SAH elements, and have already renovated my PSU- but the NP

caps for the rest of the boards (M, PRA, etc) are totally unlabeled in the

service docs to my knowledge. Polypropylene?

I realize for the ones marked K ceramic .1 is fine...



Is the lone blue tantalum I spy on the KAS the only one? Does anyone know

where to find 2%'s for the SAH caps? Mouser's quantity/lead time is huge...



Cheers,

Cooper



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Thanks for the input... I've chosen the nichicon muse and some silmic's. I
recapped the PSU with Panasonics while the voice caps are on the way. Gotta
figure out how to debug this erratic +8/-6 supply in the mean time...


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