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15th February 2009, 08:55 AM
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help identifying an Alps stepped attenuator
I picked up two of these today and can seem to find any specs on them. I can confirm that they are 2 x 100k but these are stepped with 11 positions. Anyone have any other details on these ?
numbers on the back are: 7921 - 100K X 2 220359-1 |
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