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JOHNSON PART Nº 520-9 8-76. CRYSTAL? HELP !!
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I have a part JoHnson Nro.520-9 8-76 it aparently a Crystal, but it has 3 pines, not 2 pines. Anyone how wich element it is? In top has write " T152.815" in the side "Johnson 520-9 8 -76 CAYM" Excusme my bad english- Very elemental-. Sorry Regards from Argentina Heriberto LU6DBU |
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Hi: I have a part JoHnson Nro.520-9 8-76 it aparently a Crystal, but it has 3 pines, not 2 pines. Anyone how wich element it is? In top has write " T152.815" in the side "Johnson 520-9 8 -76 CAYM" Excusme my bad english- Very elemental-. Sorry Regards from Argentina Heriberto LU6DBU It would seem to be a 152.815 TRANSMIT xtal...the fundamental freq of course would be something different. The third wire could be a ground for the case of the xtal. A mi me parece un cristal de 152.815 Mcs de salida para un transmisor. La frecuencia basica será algo diferente, depende en el modelo del equipo, su frec. IF, etc. El alambre tercero sería una conecxion aterrizada del casco del cristal. 8-76 mas probable significa la fecha de fabricacion. |
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Heriberto "-ex-" escribió en el mensaje ... Heriberto wrote: Hi: I have a part JoHnson Nro.520-9 8-76 it aparently a Crystal, but it has 3 pines, not 2 pines. Anyone how wich element it is? In top has write " T152.815" in the side "Johnson 520-9 8 -76 CAYM" Excusme my bad english- Very elemental-. Sorry Regards from Argentina Heriberto LU6DBU It would seem to be a 152.815 TRANSMIT xtal...the fundamental freq of course would be something different. The third wire could be a ground for the case of the xtal. A mi me parece un cristal de 152.815 Mcs de salida para un transmisor. La frecuencia basica será algo diferente, depende en el modelo del equipo, su frec. IF, etc. El alambre tercero sería una conecxion aterrizada del casco del cristal. 8-76 mas probable significa la fecha de fabricacion. |
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