anderslober
Yikes...not again!
Hello forum.....I don't really know if this is a good idea or not.
I have always looked for an "easy" way to substitute transistors.....please feel free to add to the : Great Transistor Substitution Thread.=GTST.
I guess this thread mainly applies to my experience with a few Pioneer, Kenwood and Fisher amps/receivers. Ofcourse EW and MTF have a big hand in this. Feel free to correct anything.
This is mainly for general purpose audio transistors.
Here goes : old transistors first, then substitute.
sa904 =sa1013
sa850 =sa1013
sa726 =sa992
sb682 =sa940
sc945 =sc2383
sd712 =sc2073
sc1735=sc2383
sc1914=sc2383
sc1919=sc1845
sc2602=?
sa1114=?
sa995 =?
sc2291=?
please add to the list. Hopefully we will end up with an easy to print A4 transistor substitution page..........(instead of all those massive manuals!)
I have always looked for an "easy" way to substitute transistors.....please feel free to add to the : Great Transistor Substitution Thread.=GTST.
I guess this thread mainly applies to my experience with a few Pioneer, Kenwood and Fisher amps/receivers. Ofcourse EW and MTF have a big hand in this. Feel free to correct anything.
This is mainly for general purpose audio transistors.
Here goes : old transistors first, then substitute.
sa904 =sa1013
sa850 =sa1013
sa726 =sa992
sb682 =sa940
sc945 =sc2383
sd712 =sc2073
sc1735=sc2383
sc1914=sc2383
sc1919=sc1845
sc2602=?
sa1114=?
sa995 =?
sc2291=?
please add to the list. Hopefully we will end up with an easy to print A4 transistor substitution page..........(instead of all those massive manuals!)