Consolidated Electronics web catalog indicated they have the 2SC1307 in stock @ $7.95 USD.
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On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 04:53:08 -0400, Kevin Dooks put finger to keyboard and composed:
My vrt databook lists the specs as ...
2SC1307 HF-L, 70V, 8A(ss), PQ = 15W (50MHz)ss = peak value
2SC2098 AM-L, 70V, 6A, PQ = 15W (28MHz) MRF475 AM/SSB-L 48V, 4A, PEP = 12W (30MHz) 2SC1969 AM-L, 60V, 6A, PQ = 16W (27MHz) 2SC2166 HF-L, 75V, 4A), PQ > 6W (27MHz)All of your replacement options appear to be inferior (I couldn't find the ERF2030).
I found this transistor:
2SC2050 AM-L, 60V, 6A, PQ > 13W (50MHz)FWIW, the 2SC1307 is listed as its sub, but not vice versa.
BTW I can get a 2SC1307 for AU$10.45 in Australia, assuming it is not a fake.
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Hi, I am in need of a suitable replacement for a 2SC1307 rf transistor and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions. The 2SC2098 looks like a possibility as does the MRF475 both of which are about as old as the 1307 and equally if not more difficult (and expensive) to obtain.
Or would I be further ahead trying an ERF2030 and associated components as some use to replace the 2SC1969 and 2SC2166.
TIA
Kevin
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