Do you know for replacement transistor that I can use instead of 2N1711 transistor, which I can't find anywhere near me...
Thanks...
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16 years ago
Replacement transistor for 2N1711
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16 years ago
Try a 2N2219A.
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16 years ago
Does it need to be in TO-39 metal can ? What's the application ? It's a truly ancient device !
Graham
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16 years ago
Is that likely to be any more available ?
The voltage rating is somewhat lower too.
Graham
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16 years ago
I guess it doesn't need to be in TO-39 metal can. It's for repairing some old welding device... :)
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16 years ago
2N1711
What, You want it availavle too? Boy some people want everything. BTW, a
2N2219A is in the April 2008 Mouser catalog, pg 478.- Vote on answer
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16 years ago
I see they also have the 2N1711 !
The OP is in Hungary if I recall my country codes correctly.
I see Farnell have it and they are at least somewhat nearer to the OP. Trouble is the minimum order value.
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Aha ! EBAY !
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Graham
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16 years ago
Would that be a "Duffers" current meter? We have been replacing them (in old circuit breaker test equipment), and there might be some old PC boards around. I seem to remember the boards bristling with old style transistors. I might even be able to get hold of a complete working unit, but shipping would probably be costly.
Paul