he gave me a resistor of hundred kilo eum and a capacitor to repair my electric heart How do I conect this?
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hi my name is kael
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electric heart
Either way around will do, they aren't polarised.
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If they aren't polarized you'll want to make sure to stay out of the arctic or antarctic circles.
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Hey, I like the notion of not being able to approach the North Pole with a non-polar cap. Now I'm just waiting for a circuit review so I can bring it up with as straight a face as I can manage.
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Groan... it took me minutes to get this, I thought you were refering to temperature dependence of the C's... then walking to the restroom it hit me.
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Mil-spec will now only allow polarized caps.
George
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I'm saving that one, too. I also rather liked the "silent fart" one as well >:-} ...Jim Thompson
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You should have walked faster.
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How about a bipolar cap works at/near either pole but not so well in the tropics? You would have to watch for moodal changes though.
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