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Here ya go. Hope this helps

Dang and troy is even giving you a tool to help

Someone should get it soon! lolol

We shall see ::jeopardy music::

I purchased 8 Of these and I won't use them all so I figure I could share the extra robot parts goodness

I've used those motors on a powerwheels quad, with the powerwheels gearbox it pulled my 35lb daughter up steep hills with little trouble.

Judging by the size its a 2.2 microfarad electrolytic cap with a 35v rating

It looks like a 330uf cap @ 35volts.

Don't forget I need to get a replacement... So where do I get that. First to link with a suitable replacement?

Hi Josh Its a surface mount correct? here $2.50 Amazon

Yes it is. I need to be able to solder the replacement to the surface of this PCB. You can see clearly on the right where it goes.

I would also get a 22uf then a size comparison would help confirm. The pics they show are all the 10uf version looks like so ignore that. See my previous post

I wonder why they don't show the same identifier numbers on the top of the cap?

That's a manufacturer type identifier if its aluminum foil package or temp rating, tolerance. I believe the S is surface mount and V might be anti vibration. It all depends on the manufacturer its more Panasonic than anything else and probably got lead used in construction so old? The make of the converter might give a clue but generally they have very wide tolerances and size is the determining factor for capacity using the same construction. Its definitely 2.2uf or 22uf and 35v which for your application is all you really need to know. I will ask a real expert tomorrow and see what he says if you like. Off to bed now

OK I'm seeing 22uf is not right based the decoder troy Posted which may explain why the code on that cap you posted doesn't match. Try again? Remember Mel you gotta post Where I can buy it

You might be able to find it at Digi Key. I have used them for work and home. The website is a bit of a pain but fast delivery and fair price. Digi Key

Will this work for you? Cap link.

yes Sir! Ding dingndingnding. Do you want the motors?

Nah Thats ok. Some one else might need them. Plus its just nice to finally help out instead of asking questions.

Lol OK.

This may be what you are looking for..
Panasonic

Just an aside Mouser doesnt seem to carry it

Just to re-iterate its not 330uf they don't actually make one that size in the SVPD range its 22uf 35volt

Its an OS-Con cap originally Sanyo (Solid Electrolyte) click here

@splisskin glad you agree

As for buying Google Shopping

It appears digikey has it , made by Panasonic CAP ALUM 330UF 35V 20% SMD http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DKSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&itemSeq=131727400&uq=635061142165781484

.96 cents , the identifying numbers are a match. I may just go down to my uncles place / Shields Electronics here in Chattanooga.

OK so I have a replacement , since the capacitors have a 40 percent tolerance window its less important to be exact. I picked up a 35v 220uf which was that same capacity as many others on the board and soldered it in place.

It looks like this was a cap in parallel with the 5 volt regulators based on following the copper trace. The electronics guys said its better to have a larger cap than a smaller as in this case it appears to be a stabilizing cap. I would have used the exact same cap but because of the tolerance its not necessary from what I'm told.