Electronics 2000

I'm Building DC-AC Inverter, in provided schematics, I have bought all parts except capacitors.

Guy who made project says to use tantalums , not "drip" , I assume the small ones with a dip but he says i quote "they look like an electrolytic but are usually silver or gray in color, the rated voltage should be 50 volts or better".

I found an image of a similar cap, the ones which I think are "dip" are crossed red, and one I look for is shown with green arrow.

If someone knows the manufacturers of these types of things, it would be appreciated.

I live in Croatia, and can't find Anything in local store, except so called "SMD Tantalums", would they do the trick?

But rated voltage is below 50 volts and I should combine lot of them to get right capacitance (68 uF).

They offer only 10 uF SMD 35V (x6) + 6,8 25V (parallel), I'd get a 68 uF 25 V capacitor, so my question is if I can get Right caps (capacitance and voltage) from somewhere, or try these ones.

The two you have crossed out are tantalums, the one with the arrow pointing to it is an axial electrolytic.

I don't know if there's been some error in translation, but tantalum capacitors look like a 'drip' on legs! Only the surface mount ones are brick shaped. Also, you will have difficulty getting 50v rated tantalums, as the maximum voltage rating on all the ones I have seen is 35v....

Maybe he means polyester capacitor like these

Hi Guys, Hope you can help me with this one. I have some caps exactly like the two in this post shown crossed out but am not at all sure what they actually are nor can i remember where i got them.
The only markings are as follows 10 - 16 printed vertically , then underneath is printed ++ 2 , the 2 being in a circle.
Other than those markings there is none other.
Fairly new back into electronics after giving it all away over 30 years ago and boy have there been a lot of changes.
Just identifying some components around these days is damn difficult.
Don't know how this actually works as I just joined today, Health is not the best and I am a bit forgetful Don't know if I need to come back here to view any responses or if I will get an email to say I have a response, either way thanks in advance to any one that can help.
Cheers all - cocosoft
Also looking around for the most comprehensive guide to caps types and how to read them - with pictures that I can find - found some but not really comprehensive.
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