Heath diode replacement
Chris Trask
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Sun Aug 22 20:48:48 EDT 1999
Ron,
The CORRECT industry number for that diode is 1N458. That's
what I get for typing in a big hurry.
Chris
On Sun, 22 Aug 1999, Ron Wicker wrote:
> I am trying to repair a Heath SB 301 receiver. I need to replace the two
> AGC diodes. The Heath parts number is 56-24, silicone diode. What is a
> common replacement? I would appreciate any help.
> Ron.......
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