Russian germaniums gt308/ gt404 - low HFEs
I'll go search that out.
The peak would definitely show the presence of a shunt resistor so that's out.
The only other factor I can think of is HFE significantly rising with current?
I have a near genetic dislike of being ripped off.
This guy just pushes my buttons with his lying-attack style of defense.
The peak would definitely show the presence of a shunt resistor so that's out.
The only other factor I can think of is HFE significantly rising with current?
I have a near genetic dislike of being ripped off.
This guy just pushes my buttons with his lying-attack style of defense.
- jrod
- Resistor Ronker
Yeah, MartyMart, I believe, really liked them in a Fuzz Face. AFAIK, there is no internal resistor in the 308's. Yeah, that whole experience sucks. I think playon got the same treatment. That's why I am going to move on to another seller.Igloo wrote:I'll go search that out.
The peak would definitely show the presence of a shunt resistor so that's out.
The only other factor I can think of is HFE significantly rising with current?
I have a near genetic dislike of being ripped off.
This guy just pushes my buttons with his lying-attack style of defense.
BTW, Igloo. Did you get my last PM I sent you? I think my PM's may not be reaching their destination sometimes.
But at least they have the datasheets for most of them. I'm out of town but the order should be there when I get back on Friday.Igloo wrote:Yeah I have cruised their catalogue. They don't seem to have every 'letter type' for gain range. But hey, those prices!
Have you received your order from them?
Got the order today, I have not tested them yet but the stuff arrived in less than 2 weeks (from Lithuania to the USA) and the order was complete and correct. I mostly bought silicon but did get a small bag of GT404G germaniums which are supposed to be 40-100 hfe, I will check them out.
For the silicons I got some KT3102s for higher gain applications, and for lower-gain types I got some KT3128A, and some of the KT315 series. Looking at the short stubby legs of the KT315G and KT 315A, I think they would be difficult to work with and I'd stay away from that series in the future. These were very cheap so it was an inexpensive education... 140 transistors set me back $25 + a $15 wire transfer fee. If they can get the paypal happening it will be even cheaper.
For the silicons I got some KT3102s for higher gain applications, and for lower-gain types I got some KT3128A, and some of the KT315 series. Looking at the short stubby legs of the KT315G and KT 315A, I think they would be difficult to work with and I'd stay away from that series in the future. These were very cheap so it was an inexpensive education... 140 transistors set me back $25 + a $15 wire transfer fee. If they can get the paypal happening it will be even cheaper.
I want to say a big thank you to jrod in this thread.
We did a parts swap and he sent me a killer selection of trannies tp play with. Really helped after the rubbish that Gordelux burned me with.
Thank you buddy!
We did a parts swap and he sent me a killer selection of trannies tp play with. Really helped after the rubbish that Gordelux burned me with.
Thank you buddy!