info needed: 1N295 diode or equivalent

[bill kraeling]

As many of you are aware there are several companies that make replacement
semi conductors.  One is Philips (ECG) and they list the replacement of an
1n295 as an #ECG 110A.  Most industrial parts places carry this line or one
that can easily be crossed referenced.  The prices are quite reasonalble.
Also, a fact many of you may not know, is that ECG's cross reference list
also refers to heathkit part numbers, 417-xxx.
-----Original Message-----
From: Carl Hyde <cshyde at YAHOO.COM>
To: HEATH at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV <HEATH at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV>
Date: Monday, August 16, 1999 10:42 AM
Subject: info needed: 1N295 diode or equivalent


>I purchased a model HM-102 RF Power Meter at a Hamfest
>yesterday.  In my excitement to test it out I think I
>killed one of the 1N295 diodes because it will not
>sense SWR or RF power in the NORMAL position only in
>Calibrate.  Diode D2 is the suspect. I have no data on
>a 1N295 diode and would apreciate knowing if they are
>still available or can be replaced by another diode.
>Thanks for your replies.
>
>===
>Carl S.HYDE
>W2CSH
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