Old (year 1964) transistor CS1092G in SUTTON 8-transistor AM

[Matti Kaki]

Hello!

I'm fixing old Hong-Kong made 8 transistor SUTTON AM-radio.
I found this transistor as defective. Does anyone know what
is this transistor? I can't find anything using Google.
There is manufacturers logo which is 'F' and following type

CS1092G 711

This radio was made in 1964 so I believe this is a germanium one.
I made a scan of the transistor which you can see here:

http://www.sci.fi/~oh2bio/japsitrankku.jpg

Thank you very much!

Matti Kaki OH2BIO Finland

 

[Jose V. Gavila]

Hello Matti,

There is manufacturers logo which is 'F' and following type

Manufacturer is FAIRCHILD

I can't help you more by now but perhaps Fairchild could help you (I
have got good information from them before)

Best regards,

JOSE
http://jvgavila.com

 

[S P O N I X]

On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 13:45:27 +0300, Matti Kaki
<oh2bioPOISTA@sci.fi.invalid> wrote:

Hello!

I'm fixing old Hong-Kong made 8 transistor SUTTON AM-radio.
I found this transistor as defective. Does anyone know what
is this transistor? I can't find anything using Google.
There is manufacturers logo which is 'F' and following type

CS1092G 711

This radio was made in 1964 so I believe this is a germanium one.
I made a scan of the transistor which you can see here:

http://www.sci.fi/~oh2bio/japsitrankku.jpg

Thank you very much!

Matti Kaki OH2BIO Finland

Possibly these people will have a circuit or maybe a data sheet for
the transistor:

http://www.justradios.com/transistors.html

sPoNiX

 

[S P O N I X]

also, these people have some old transistors for sale:
http://semiconductormuseum.com/Museum_Index.htm

 

[Lizard Blizzard]

S P O N I X wrote:

On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 13:45:27 +0300, Matti Kaki
oh2bioPOISTA@sci.fi.invalid> wrote:


Hello!

I'm fixing old Hong-Kong made 8 transistor SUTTON AM-radio.
I found this transistor as defective. Does anyone know what
is this transistor? I can't find anything using Google.
There is manufacturers logo which is 'F' and following type

CS1092G 711

This radio was made in 1964 so I believe this is a germanium one.
I made a scan of the transistor which you can see here:

http://www.sci.fi/~oh2bio/japsitrankku.jpg

Thank you very much!

Matti Kaki OH2BIO Finland


Possibly these people will have a circuit or maybe a data sheet for
the transistor:

http://www.justradios.com/transistors.html

Cool site. He never did give any info on where in the circuit the
transistor is, or what it does.

sPoNiX

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