Minolta x700 x300 nippon chemi-con - king kong capasitors -4v 220μf 6.3 x 5mm
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Pair of 2 pcs Nippon Chemi-Con Black King Kong Capacitors – 4V 220µF 6.3 × 5mm
A pair of 2 brand-new Japanese-made Nippon Chemi-Con / Black King Kong electrolytic capacitors, specially suited for the restoration and repair of classic Minolta electronic SLR cameras.
These are 4V 220µF capacitors, matching the original 4V specification commonly found in the capacitor circuits of cameras such as the Minolta X-700, X-570, X-500 and X-300 series. Finding modern capacitors with the original 4V rating can be difficult, as many replacement kits use higher-voltage 6.3V or 10V alternatives.
One of the biggest advantages of these capacitors is their extremely compact 6.3 × 5mm size — approximately 6.3mm in diameter and only 5mm in height. This is particularly important when repairing Minolta cameras, where the capacitor sits in a very confined space beneath the camera's baseplate. Larger or taller capacitors may not provide enough clearance when the camera is reassembled.
The capacitors are manufactured by Nippon Chemi-Con, a highly respected Japanese electronics manufacturer with decades of experience in capacitor production. For collectors and technicians restoring Japanese vintage cameras, using a Japanese-made component from an established manufacturer is a particularly attractive choice.
The combination of 4V / 220µF electrical specifications and the very small 6.3 × 5mm physical size makes these capacitors especially suitable for careful Minolta restoration work.
Specifications:
Quantity: 2 pcs
Manufacturer: Nippon Chemi-Con / Black King Kong
Made in: Japan
Capacitance: 220µF
Voltage: 4V
Dimensions: 6.3mm × 5mm
Temperature Rating: 85°C
Condition: Brand new / unused
A great choice for Minolta camera repair technicians, collectors, and enthusiasts looking for a compact Japanese-made replacement capacitor that is very close to the original specification and, importantly, small enough for the extremely limited space inside these classic cameras.