capacitors question

[Ed Lambert" "K1ZOK]

It all depends on the circuit.  In many circuits, the value of
capacitance is critical.  In others it is not so critical.  In others,
any value over a minimum works fine.

You can usually use the same capacitance value with a higher voltage
rating without problem.  In some circuits you can use a "close"
capacitance value with the same voltage rating.

I would not recommend replacing any capacitor with a grossly different
capacitance value.

Ed
K1ZOK

On Thu, 15 Jun 2000 11:20:41 -0400 kevin smith <kev-0 at WEBTV.NET> writes:
> if i have the right voltage on a cap, can i use a higher mfd,or will
> mess it all up.--kevin
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