Place to get SMD electrolytics??

[David W. McGaffney]

Ok guys... I am trying to locate some surface mount electrolytics.
(you know... the ones that smell like dead fish!)
I found most of them at DigiKey but I have a few I can't locate.

Do you know where I can get...
6.8mfd 35v SMD
..68mfd 50v SMD
These values are used in a Nikon VM-830 (relabeled Sony CCD camcorder)
Yes, I have cleaned under the caps and the surrounding areas.
I have 98% of the caps replaced and want to finish it right.
These are odd-ball values and with out a schematic I can't tell if they are
in a critical area or if something close will do.

It looks like the Cap Kits are getting harder to find... MCM now subs the
Sony ones to their
"GENERIC box of SMD electrolytics" and the SK brand kits I can't find
anywhere.
Anyone know of a good supplier of SMD's?

Thanks for trying...

Dave Mc
KVM Services

 

[Stephen Sank]

http://www.digikey.com/ has the largest selection of SMD lytics I've ever
seen. Of course, I'd bloody well use non-SMD, sub-mini lytics instead,
'cause I ain't seen no such thing as a reliable SMD lytic.

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[Jeff]

If it will accept 7mm KA series I would use them.
Just bend the leads and pretend its a SMD.
It took over a year to get them to stock those values.
Jeff