Hi all,
I am just back from few days of crazy work and had a little time to check the 
capacitors on the motherboard and on the CPU daughterboard of the Powerbook 100 
and make a little list. 
Please note that I report here what found on the label. For C22 I have a little 
doubt about the value, I couldn't see it very well

Place
Value
C6
47 16V
C12
1 50V
C11
1 50V
C13
10 16V
C20
10 16V
C21
47 16V
C22
47 uF 35V
C23
330uF 16V
C24
47 16V
C25
1 50V
C26
1 50V
C27
47 16V
C30
100uF 10V
C32
220 uF 25V
C34
47 16V
C37
100uF 10V
C38
100uF 10V
C39
4.7 50V
C42
10 16V
C43
1 50V
C102
10 16V
C104
10 16V
C310
10 16V

Maybe this can be useful for anybody with the same machine and also to double 
chac with somebody else. Does it match yours?

Have a lot of fun
Gaetano

On Jul 25, 2013, at 17:13, Hardware Mack <[email protected]> wrote:

> Sure you care...
> You are trying to appear right.
> 
> I am saying relax, 
> they work fantastic, and will never leak.
> and in the values needed are even pennies cheaper then your leaky can caps.
> 
> For someone as your self with such concern, maybe you could look into organic 
> polymer based caps.
> Then even NASA would approve of your cap choice.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Jul 25, 2013, at 11:05 AM, Alexandre Souza wrote:
> 
>>> 1. These caps are not being used in a power supply.
>> 
>>  No, they are used in decoupling of a power supply.
>> 
>>> 2. The voltage these caps are receiving is half or less of the rated 
>>> capacity.
>> 
>>  So, per the article, you're derating them to 20-30% less capacitance. Not 
>> good.
>> 
>>> 3. This is a Powerbook from 1991 it's not a NASA satellite, will never be 
>>> exposed to temp ranges duscussed in >the articles,
>> 
>>  We're not talking temperature here, but capacitance and the capability of 
>> them to decouple your power supply in a **very** sensible and complicated 
>> circuit.
>> 
>>  I'm not here to impose knowledge or opinions in anyone. I just present the 
>> facts, you believe in what you want, I just don't care. 
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