What techniques are available for mounting axials when you have used
them to replace radial type capacitors? Anyone have photos of
creative ways to achieve this replacement? Sounds like a common
enough problem, but I can't find anything on the net, in particular
images, that might show approaches.

Rob
This seem obvious enough.... but it depends on the physical space available.
The really apparent way to do this is to mount them on one end with the
other (usually negative) longer wire (insulate it) going back down to the
PCB. If it is not long enough you can fix that with a jumper wire splice.
Daniel Sofie
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"Rob" wrote in message
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What techniques are available for mounting axials when you have used
them to replace radial type capacitors? Anyone have photos of
creative ways to achieve this replacement? Sounds like a common
enough problem, but I can't find anything on the net, in particular
images, that might show approaches.

"Rob" wrote in message
ps.com...
What techniques are available for mounting axials when you have used
them to replace radial type capacitors? Anyone have photos of
creative ways to achieve this replacement? Sounds like a common
enough problem, but I can't find anything on the net, in particular
images, that might show approaches.

Silly question maybe, but why not replace with like with like in the first
place ?

Arfa