I've got a pair of shorted Motorola TO-220 transistors marked e2762 and
e2763, can't find any reference to these anywhere, anyone know where to get
them or a suitable sub?

Add an "MJ" to the front of those numbers & you'll find them at dalbani.com or mcminone.com.

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"James Sweet" wrote in message news:Ie3Ed.1467$F97.1284@trnddc06...
I've got a pair of shorted Motorola TO-220 transistors marked e2762 and
e2763, can't find any reference to these anywhere, anyone know where to get
them or a suitable sub?

"Stephen Sank" wrote in message
...
Ah, I see. Did some searching & it seems those are very obsolete numbers.
Best you can do is
try to spec them out in an old Motorola database/databook or if you have
an old ECG/NTE/etc.
cross reference book lying around.


Haven't had much luck finding them so far, seems to be no useful info
online.

FYI these are Q1 and Q2 from the QSC 1700 power amp I'm working on, to
anyone who's repaired those amps before, what's a suitable sub for those
transistors?

this is all i could find on qsc 1700 transistors.
they list them as SJ2762 SJ2763.
http://www.candisc.com/ranger/stock24.htm


James Sweet wrote:
"Stephen Sank" wrote in message
...

Ah, I see. Did some searching & it seems those are very obsolete numbers.

Best you can do is

try to spec them out in an old Motorola database/databook or if you have

an old ECG/NTE/etc.

cross reference book lying around.



Haven't had much luck finding them so far, seems to be no useful info
online.

FYI these are Q1 and Q2 from the QSC 1700 power amp I'm working on, to
anyone who's repaired those amps before, what's a suitable sub for those
transistors?