Thanks!
Actually I think that I should add one more information to the table that 
is whether the cap is SMD or not, I realised that some of them are not SMD.

Il giorno domenica 28 luglio 2013 08:21:37 UTC+2, Notgoing Totellyou ha 
scritto:
>
>
> good job!
>
>
> On Jul 27, 2013, at 10:59 AM, Gaetano wrote:
>
> 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]<javascript:>> 
> 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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