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25th November 2008, 01:25 AM
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The BD911 is rated for more voltage. The 6488 is only rated for 80v.
MCM has the 2sa1987 in stock. It's almost always best to use exact replacements. It saves a lot of time troubleshooting strange problems (caused by the subbed part).
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2sa1987 and bd911 question
