5.6nF (0.0056uF – 2A562J) – 100V Polyester Film Capacitor-(pack of 10) Vibration Motor Rated output(MV/V): 2

Name: 5.6nF (0.0056uF – 2A562J) – 100V Polyester Film Capacitor-(pack of 10) Vibration Motor Rated output(MV/V): 2
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SKU: 56659182550
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5.6nF (0.0056uF – 2A562J) – 100V Polyester Film Capacitor (pack of 10) Vibration Motor Rated output(MV V): 2 Rated output(MV V): 2 FPV Racing Competitions: Professional and amateur drone racing pilots use the MARTIAN III REPTILE for gate racing events where 260mm wheelbase provides optimal balance between maneuverability and stability through complex course layouts 0056uF – 2A562J) – 100V Polyester Film Capacitor (pack of 10)Polyester film capacitors are film capacitors using a dielectric made of the thermoplastic polar polymer material polyethylene terephthalate (PET) It is manufactured both as metalized wounds and stacked versions

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