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As Fred and Steve noted, you have a bunch of "house-numbered"
transistors, and one that's relatively easy. Actually, the MA900 seems to be from a series of germanium parts. I have numbers on both sides of it, but not that particular one, in my book. I do have a full Motorola data sheet on the 2N1192, in my 1969 Motorola "Semiconductor Data Book." Since I'm about to scan something else, I scanned it into a PDF (as images, not text). It's not great, but it's legible. Email me if you'd like a copy. Cheers, Tom |
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