diodes

[Michael Tallent]

If the FH1100 is an industry part number, then it is a Fairchild Hot
Carrier diode.  I have the data sheet.  Probably most any hot carrier
diode would work.  If it is in a set of 2 or 4 diodes, then I would
change all of them to whatever new type you select.

Mike W6MXV

mike bryce wrote:
>
> gang...
>
> do any of you know what replacement diode would be for a heath part number
> FH-1100?
>
> it looks  like a clear glass diode, a 1N32A....
>
> they are out of the balanced modulator..
>
> thanks..
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