[AMRadio] Diode information

[russ dworakowski]

Sorry Jim,  nothing  specific on  those diodes.  Do  you have  a schematic?  
Easy  enuf  to  figure  value  of  replacements-  Do  you  know  how much  
B+  voltage  there is?   And  the  final  plate  current?  You  can  guess 
from  there,  as   for  diode  values.
Just   use  general purpose replacements.  I  will detail more  if  you 
need?  Russ.


>From: "WILHITE, JIM" <w5jpwilhite at msn.com>
>Reply-To: amradio at mailman.qth.net
>To: "AM Radio Discussion list" <AMRadio at mailman.qth.net>
>Subject: [AMRadio] Diode information
>Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 17:07:04 -0600
>
>Good afternoon all,
>
>I am trying to find some information about diodes in a bridge circuit that 
>was in the power supply of a GE hi power base station.
>
>One of the diodes has the following numbers on them, none of which I 
>recognize.
>
>115808
>HF 3643
>GIJ     7506
>
>The above information is on one diode in the bridge with a logo I do not 
>recognize.  The other three only has the number 115808 on them.
>
>These diodes were on a board with a GE Part Number PL19C303735G2.  As I 
>recall this was either a high band, high power or low band, high power 
>station.  If memory serves correct it had a 4CX250 in the final.
>
>Does anyone recognize these numbers and can give me the ratings for the 
>diodes?
>
>73  Jim
>de W5JPW
>
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