I am trying to help repair an antenna rotating device associated with Grandpa's HAM radio system. He opened the case and believes that the 155uF 50VAC capacitor may be bad. I don't have a meter with enough range to verify if it is bad or not, we were just going to replace it and move on from there. It has no signs externally of heat/burn/failure of any kind. It did come out of a fairly dated piece of equipment.
All of the caps at my local RS are rated DC, not AC. Is there a way to determine what DC value cap would suffice to replace this AC rated one? TIA
innernerd
All of the caps at my local RS are rated DC, not AC. Is there a way to determine what DC value cap would suffice to replace this AC rated one? TIA
innernerd