Are you familiar with Hayseed? The have stock, and make custom replacements for FP style electrolytics: https://hayseedhamfest.com/collections/all

We received a batch of boards that were made with a scratched film. It was on the edge of the +5V rail.It would arc to the ground rail next to it, when powered up. This was next to the input for an IC

If they have a flat face that touch each other I would try a single dron of crazy glue. I used to see small flag style heatsinks for pairs of TO92 packages which would help, as well.

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What broke? The cap or the body? How about a photo?

I think that the 74LS387was used to store phone numbers in some mid '70s phone dialers for security systems. I'm not sure, because I haven't seen one in 45 years.

Commodore used MOS Technology chips, since they owned the company. yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

It looks like Avnet still has some stock: https://www.avnet.com/shop/emea/products/vishay/mbr40h45ct-e3-45-3074457345634925502/

If the group wants me to compile a list, send me specific model numbers with the serial number range and I will compile an alphabetical list. Include the original capacitance and voltage, to make it e

What wattage is the lamp in your dimbulb setup?

I have a 529RM and several newer waveform monitors. yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Try this link to the military version of the 212 manual on my Google Drive. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sA9-QJVgjsB3cYZ9cqm-wsvXPeQXf2N3/view?usp=sharing wrote:

Welcome from an old U.S. Army Veteran. Do you have a manual? Here are two free sources, if not: http://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/Main_Page http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/tek/

I first saw FPe in 1973, at a Us Army TV station. The contractor had used a FPE panel to control studio lighting, and cheap 150 Halogen floodlights. I had to use the breakers as switches, and they fai

I have driven forklifts and worked in a workbasket from one. That time, the idiot driver who was assigned to the job kept disappearing. It ran out of propane while I was working near the roof, running

That sounds like a Drew Carey show episode where Oswald smashed the scanner in shipping while playing on a forklift.

My last UPS delivery arrived as an empty, torn box with tire tracks on it. The Ebay seller won't even reply to me, so I'm going to ask for a refund from Ebay or Paypal. A UPS delivery before that was

I just use a velcro cable tie, or a reusable nylon cable tie.

I just found these, while looking for something else: https://www.mpja.com/Power-Cord-68-Right-Angle-18-3-Gray-IEC-C13-Cordset/productinfo/34669+CB/ They are $1.99 each, with hundreds in stock. I have

14.4 MHz divided by 16 looks like the simplest source of 900 KHz, followed by a filter to clean it up.. You could also drive a 1:1 pll to give a clean output. I spent a lot of time working with low ph

How close does it have to be? A NTSC 3.579545 MHz colorburst crystal divided by four is 894.886 KHz. it would be 5,114 Hz low. that is slightly over a half percent error. Follow that with a good LC or