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    Flashlight on a breadboard/circuit board help

    Do you have a part number on your LED's? That will help identify what you need to drive them.
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    Battery Pack woes.

    It ain't pretty, but BobK's idea will work. If you need pretty, just stay away from Chinese batteries, most everybody else's actually meet their specs.
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    blu ray unit for samsung ht-d700 as original dosent read discs

    From somebody that sells Samsung parts, Google your part number. One thing I want to mention, is to ask if you're sure you have discs that are formatted to work on your machine. I've been running into a lot of guys returning from overseas who bought machines or discs in countries with...
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    Axial Resistor Blew??

    I'd be less interested in the blown resistor, than what else in the circuit caused it to blow in the first place. If you don't trace the circuit and find the problem, you're going to blow every resistor you put in there.
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    Transistor Identification

    All's I can do, is Gioogle it, which is what I suggest to you. I found references for an old D549 Thyristor, but no data sheet. A Toshiba 2SD549 Transistor and an AD549JH TO-99 8-Pin Op Amp I've never seen Analog Devices shorten their part number prefixes to just 'D', so that isn't it...
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    Transistor Identification

    What type of package is it in? It could be a 2SD549. But I've seen some thyristors (in TO-220 type packages) with 'D' prefixes.
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    AUTOMATIC WATER FLOW CONTROL

    Yep, you'll need a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), that's a microprocessor. You'll need to integrate the pump, high and low level sensors, into the PLC. And to make a simple program to control the porcess. Wingnut's right, it's easy. (And not all that expensive). Otherwise you're...
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    Health Insurance Increases

    You missed the actual cost, because the gov't isn't just 'mandating' it, they'll build their own beaurocracy to run it. Your tax dollars won't just be paying medical bills, they'll be paying the gov't workers who oversee it.
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    AC relay chatter

    I use a varistor across the relay input power circuit. A lot of people on this forum prefer using diodes. Google the problem and determine what you want to do. I've heard others complain that varistors (which electrically are back to back diodes) don't have the life expectancy of diodes, but I...
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    Stalker ATR radar gun repair

    My experience with equipment that somebody tells you not to power-up, is that something in it fried, (and scared them). Either smoke or sparks. So the good news might be, that when you open it up, you will hopefully find physical component damage that will aid you in tracking down the problem...
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    2N2369A substitute

    NTE123A It's pretty cheap. You can verify this by Googling the NTE Cross Refernce tool.
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    onkyo amplifier

    Is the unit still under warranty? One of my friends had the same problem. It was repaired under warranty, but the shop refused to say what had gone wrong with it. As soon as the warranty ended, it died the same way. My friend was so mad, he threw his away. I've heard Onkyo is supposed to...
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    Sharp Microwave Fan not working

    As noted above, working inside a microwave is dangerous, even when turned-off and unplugged, because of capacitors inside retaining their voltage. No, microwave ovens come in all sizes. If you replace it, you need to measure the space you have available, to make sure the one you buy will fit in...
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    have a general question about "something" in my stereo receiver

    Maybe your speakers aren't built for the wattage of your amp, that's where I'd look first.
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    ID Mfgr of Soldering Iron Tips

    I just stumbled onto this 2 1/2 year old post I made, while I was Googling information. I'm just answering my own question here now, in case somebody else stumbles onto it while they're looking for information. The solder iron tips in question were made by Hexacon.
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    Philips A-440 Transistor

    Thanks john monks, I'm going to give them a try and see if I can get this thing to pass calibration.
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    HP 1741A oscilloscope repair help

    I didn't check your manual, you can do that. HP usually has pages of the parts installed, so you can look them up to be sure. The typical HP parts numbering system is 'xxxx-xxxx' The transistors are probably 1853-0354, that's a proprietary part number I don't see a cross for. The 'M'...
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    How to get the internal capacitance values from datasheets?

    I don't know. Try contacting Fairchild, and asking them.
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    Philips A-440 Transistor

    Wavetek Model 178 50MHZ Programmable Waveform Sysnthesizer. Made in the early 1980's. The A-400's are in the preamp, and the A-440's in the amp section. Problem is they're complementary, so I'm trying to match them as closely as possible. Just having terrible luck finding the original devices.
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    Philips A-440 Transistor

    Want to replace a couple complementary transistors. Philips A-400 (NPN) I've found a reasonable NTE cross reference for. The Philips A-440 (PNP) is the A-400 complement. NSN#5961011584376. They're both obsolete. I found an old spec sheet on them, but was wondering if anybody knows where I...
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