[Milsurplus] G11 Dioede
Peter Gottlieb
kb2vtl at gmail.com
Sat Dec 2 12:30:10 EST 2017
You will have to experiment. I don't know the circuit or how critical the
voltage or voltage matching needs to be. You might also try other more common
germanium diodes that are still available or Schottky diodes which have a
significantly lower forward voltage than regular silicon diodes.
Peter
kb2vtl
On 12/2/2017 12:24 PM, Ray Fantini wrote:
>
> Ok so working on this FR38B/U frequency counter and running into an issue.
> They use lots of early Germanium diodes to trigger and provide faster
> switching times in most of the vacuum tube stages. They have a part number of
> 212-G11A but I have not been able to find any information on them. Was
> thinking of replacing a lot of the week performing ones with 1N914 switching
> diodes but am a little concerned about voltage ratingbut have to assume that
> the late fifties first generation G11 has to be a lower voltage ratting then a
> modern silicone diode?
>
> There is a panel that originally had a dozen diodes as spares in the unit but
> someone stole or used those years ago. They must have been a high failure rate
> device.
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> Ray F/KA3EKH
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