Hi Declan,

dare to try? I found at least two sites like this
http://www.dilektronik.com/yiletken/transistor.htm

citing the SST117/1 together with the BC301

BC301:
  TO-39  (=TO-5 with shorter legs)
  emitter at tag, base in the middle
  Si-NPN
  Uce   60V
  Ic    150mA
  Pmax  0.85W
  hFE  40..240

     Uwe.


> Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
>> Anyone got _anything_ on these?
>> 
>> 
>> These are venerable transistors in a TO5 can. The board is a Siemens
>> part, which they have made 'obsolete' without replacing it. This is
>> hardly surprising, as the devices are batch dated '6940'
>> 
>> The board is basically a set of interconnected discrete bipolar logic
>> gates, with some intermittent fault. I can find huge gain mismatches,
>> and I want to replace the low gain devices.
>> 
>> 

> Can I at this stage ask anyone hoarding transistor data books from
> _way_ back to have a look for this beast. It's in a TO5 can, and the tag
> is at the collector, afaict.

> Full information is as follows:

>       SGS
>       SST117/1 4(or L)6949

> Apparently the SST113 is a Jfet... I thought they were NPN Bipolar. The
> board looks old enough for the 1969 batch date.
> -- 

>       With best Regards,


>       Declan Moriarty.

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