TECH: Help - transistor cross reference

[Guest]

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I am repairing a WG4600. I found a bad transistor but I can't seem to
cross it to a useful number. The schematic from my Wizard of Wor calls
it an 2SC1740Q. Anyone have a crossover number for this part?

 

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I was looking for something like 2N4401 rather than a corporate stock
number. I am hoping I can find what I am looking for at Radio Shack.

 

[Larry]

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i looked it up on the nte.com site and it said nte85
"Vintage Geek" <daniel@mosmeyer.net> wrote in message
news:1124408371.458317.172870@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> I am repairing a WG4600. I found a bad transistor but I can't seem to
> cross it to a useful number. The schematic from my Wizard of Wor calls
> it an 2SC1740Q. Anyone have a crossover number for this part?
>

 

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Vintage Geek <daniel@mosmeyer.net> wrote:
: I was looking for something like 2N4401 rather than a corporate stock
: number. I am hoping I can find what I am looking for at Radio Shack.

Radio Shack?

Hahahahaha.

2n3904 / 2n4401 should work for your part if you bend the leads around
so the pinout is correct.

NTE85 is ECB
2n3904 is EBC

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Used a 2n4401 from Radio Shack .....worked beautifully. Thanks
Mark! The Wizard is working 100% with all original (albeit
reconditioned) components.