12 Nov
1997
12 Nov
'97
4:22 p.m.
Hi Allison:
<> Your best bet is the 1N914 silicon diode. The
one your replacing is likel
<> not germainium. 1n914s are available from many sources (even radio crap
<> for a few cents a peice.
Trust me they are not caps, the part someone described would come into
common use about 5-8 years later! To tell if they are diodes an
ohmeter(VOM) and check for resistance one way and open circuit the other.
No resistance in either direction is a cap!
I spoke with a fellow who has a print set for the board, he indicated that
there are no diodes on the board at all. There are, however, quite a few
bypass caps shown on the schematic. My glass devices are all in parallel,
each associated to a particular, IC, and are grounded on the other lead.
I will have to remove an intact one to check resistance and determine what
they are.
Thanks for the reply,
Kevin
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Kevin McQuiggin VE7ZD
mcquiggi(a)sfu.ca