Horst wrote:
> Now when I see one of the old black Philips glass encapulated
> transistors, I get quite nostalgic.
> But this days one hardly looks at a modern transistor anymore.
I know it's way off topic, but I really /did/ use the OC42 in clocks ...
some of them are OC42m ...
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I got out my box (after 40++ years ;-) and counted, and find I have:
AAZ12 17 mostly unused
BZY88 6V8 4 3 unused
GET102 1
OA10 3 3 unused
OA202 9
OA47 12
OA70 3
OA85 2
OA86 1 1 unused
OAZ207 3 1 unused
OAZ247 1
OC139 2
OC16 1 1 unused
OC201 1
OC202 1 1 unused
OC202 5 3 unused
OC204 3 2 unused
OC23 1 1 unused
OC28 1 1 unused
OC42 12 7 unused
OC71 5 1 unused
OC76 1 1 unused
OC84 3
OCP71 4
SX641WA 1
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Total 97
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I culled these when I was at Marconi (UK) 1965-72.
If anybody wants them (one lot), please contact me off the list.
[Sorry John A; I just had to move on this while I am still alive].
With best wishes.
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James R Miller
Cambridge, England
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