I picked up a few spare diodes from my local surplus place, and I need
some help identifying them..
They're about 3-3/4" long and 1-1/4" wide at the (hex) mounting base,
have a threaded negative terminal, and an approx 1/2" diameter positive
terminal on the top.
They appear to have a Westinghouse (underlined W in a circle) logo on
them, next to a diode symbol marking polarity. Next to that is the
number "18840100" (part number?) and "8206" (date code?).
Any idea what voltage and amperage this diode should be rated for? I
tried googling for info, but only found a few places that wanted to
sell me one (with at best the info that it's a "semiconductor diode"..
gee, thanks). One site also listed the part number "5961-01-198-6175"
as an equivalent.
Thanks much,
Pat
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