Re: Name That Transistor

Atari used 2N3906. They're on my Asteroids and Crystal Castles boards.
But that doesn't mean I know your mystery transistor, :(

steve

--- "Christopher X. Candreva" <chris@westnet.com> wrote:
>
> Digging through the parts I've bought over the years to fix my games, I
> ran
> across a bag of transistors with this part on them:
>
> CENWP
> S406
>
> and that's best I can read. Bought 1999 from Mouser, before they put
> printed labels on the bag so you cold tell what you bought. I'm 99%
> sure
> they were to bought to fix a vector game. I can't find a cross on that
> part
> though. Anybody can tell what this is, or do I have to wait until I end
> buying them again ? :-)
>
>
> (What I was actually digging for was a 2N3906 to fix my TV, but it
> doesn't
> seem like that's used on any games. 2n3904 [the npn version] I've got a
> bag
> of from Ampliphone repair. Oh well, Rat Shack has them at least. )
>
> ==========================================================
> Chris Candreva -- chris@westnet.com -- (914) 967-7816
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>
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