Woody wrote:
"Jason Welch" wrote in message
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Hello electronics experts

I hoped someone could help a novice with this repair. I recently bought

an

organ (70's technology!) but one PCB has been physically damaged. I have
some broken devices on this board (as well as some broken tracks). They

are

17-pin SIP resistor networks (I think) and the question is whether I would
be able to find out whether they are just resistors and if so get a modern
replacement. I can't look it up anywhere as there's no technical info
around any more as the thing is so damn old! Any ideas?

Thanks in advance
Jason.
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If it's 17 pin then it is likely 16 resistors and one common and will be
used as a pull-up or pull-down (most likely the former) on digital inputs.
The type number on the body should give you an idea of value - something
like 473 might indicate 47K per resistor, whereas 822 would be 8.2K.


They might also be some kind of hybrid circutry. A picture will indeed help.

/John
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