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6 capacitors 60 farad @ 2.7V EACH in serie, then they parallel with a 0.5
farad 16V. I don't see how you can get 60 farad out of this circuit. The maximum you can get from this circuit is 10.5 Farad. How can they call this a 60 Farad? No wonder why I am not getting the power it's supposed to hold. I bought this funky Lanzar600 hybrid capacitor, and my voltage meter shows its voltage drops fast!! Because it looks like one of the 6 capacitors felt off the PCB, and the 0.5farad hardware doesn't hold it tight niether, so I think I'm getting 10 farad if I'm not wrong or less. I thought the formula is supposed to be = 1/((1/C1)+(1/C2)+(1/C3)+(1/C4)+(1/C5)+(1/C6)) = ResultA in parallel with C7(0.5farad) but C7 is not connected, I should end up with 10 farad? or 0.5 farad? Sounds like a fraud product to me unless if I'm mistaken. I need you experts to tell me if my thinking is wrong. Thanks. |
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