Hi Doc.

I thought those numbers rang some bells.  They are Motorola numbers.

And from my trusty Motorola Semiconductor Data Book (1970) here are
the specs:

MR1033B
  Peak repetitive reverse voltage: 300 V
  Non-repetitive reverse voltage: 400 V
  RMS Reverse voltage: 210 V
  Average repetitive forward current: 3 A
  Peak repetitive forward current: 25 A

MR1034B
  Peak repetitive reverse voltage: 400 V
  Non-repetitive reverse voltage: 500 V
  RMS Reverse voltage: 280 V
  Average repetitive forward current: 3 A
  Peak repetitive forward current: 25 A

Both of these can be replaced by a 1N4722.  Actually, the 1N4722 is
direct substitute for the MR1034B.  The 1N4721 has lower voltage
ratings.

You could most likely substitute a 1N5403 for the MR1033B and a
1N5404 for the MR1034B.

Or as Garey pointed out, a 1N5408 could most likely substituted for
either or them.

I hope this helps.

73

- Mark  N1VQW

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