WTB:Motorola MRF628 transistor

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Steve

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I've had no luck at all finding this transistor. It is
a valid number as I was able to find it in an old
Moto book, but may not have been in production
for long.

Its a 1/2 watt, NPN in a ceramic package with
'windmill' leads. Its meant to be used in the 450-470
MHz band.

Only need a couple. Any lead or suggestions on
who might have these would be appreciated.

Steve
p.s.-they are used in a 440 MHz repeater
 
Steve wrote:

Only need a couple. Any lead or suggestions on
who might have these would be appreciated.

Steve
p.s.-they are used in a 440 MHz repeater
A Google search for MRF628 came up with a few second sources and
brokers. This company says they make a replacement:

http://www.advancedsemiconductor.com/transistors/MRF/MRF628.shtml

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CW
 
Chuck,
Actually, there are a couple of places that have them but
they have a high minimum order, or will only sell large
quantities. This outift is one of them. I only need a couple.

On a 'good' day these are $5 parts.

Steve

"Chuck Wozniak" <cwwozniak@sbcglobal_dot_.net> wrote in message
news:w_Zyf.12196$PL5.1858@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com...
Steve wrote:

Only need a couple. Any lead or suggestions on
who might have these would be appreciated.

Steve
p.s.-they are used in a 440 MHz repeater

A Google search for MRF628 came up with a few second sources and brokers.
This company says they make a replacement:

http://www.advancedsemiconductor.com/transistors/MRF/MRF628.shtml

--
CW
 
In article <43cd125c$0$58047$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net>, "Steve"
<zarco@sonic.net> wrote:

Actually, there are a couple of places that have them but
they have a high minimum order, or will only sell large
quantities. This outift is one of them.

http://www.advancedsemiconductor.com/transistors/MRF/MRF628.shtml
Steve-

If you contacted an Advanced Semiconductor manufacturer's representative
and explained your problem, they might even send you a couple of samples.

If that fails, look for a stud version and cut off the stud!

Fred
 

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