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I need to replace this TO220 regulator in a power supply I'm working
on. The original is a "CT" suffix however looking through the books I see that there are several other versions of this part. The original seems to be a 1.0 amp device while several others appear to be able to handle 1.50 amps. I would like to buy a few extras to have on hand. Aside from any appreciable price difference, would it make sense to buy a bunch of "CT's" that will only handle 1.0 amp when there are1.50 amp parts available that will do the equivalent job? Thanks, Lenny |
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