Can anyone help with bare details of an RCA Transistor type 39179,TO220 package. Google seems to have nothing.
Brian g
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16 years ago
RCA Transistor Type 39179
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16 years ago
**Sounds like an in-house number. I suggest you supply us with brand, model and location. Perhaps someone can assist.
Trevor Wilson
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"Trevor Wilson" wrote
**Sounds like an in-house number. I suggest you supply us with brand, model and location. Perhaps someone can assist.Trevor Wilson
***It is used in a 28 Volt DC to 28 Volt 400 Hertz inverter CV-2128/ARN-83 which formed part of Test Set TS-2502/ARM93. RCA produced a large number of "in house" transistors using their own five digit codes.Brian g
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16 years ago
Hi, My old SK replacement guide for a 39179 (manufacturer not stated) is an sk3021/124 which has a T-040 package. NPN Si, collector current 2A. If you want all the specs please email me at snipped-for-privacy@dodo.com.au