GE 41011 transistor

gp4Jesus · 23rd November 2010, 03:07 AM

what type is it and can anyone guess its companion?

thnx tony

gp4Jesus · 23rd November 2010, 03:43 AM

Anyone guess what is the companion transistor to 41011?

I have Belles power amp (Class AB) w/one of these as one of the driver transistors. Unsucessful locating info on the 41011

The amp has symetrical single sided PCBs with a 41011 in one place, a simillar looking UNMARKED transistor in its companion location.

BTW no schematic-Belles will not provide one at any price.

thnx tony

pjp · 23rd November 2010, 06:20 AM

You should probably post a close-up macro photograph of the offending transistor.

Maybe you've misread the part number ?

gp4Jesus · 25th November 2010, 01:43 PM

41011 is correct. It's twin has several colored stripes accross its face. These could pass for output transistors in a small amp. next post will have attachments.

thanks for your help tony

Slipstreem · 02:24 PM

Any help?

I'me referring to the third device down in the 'Master Cross Reference Data' table that shares the same last five digits as the device you're describing. The spec in the table below that seems to fit what I'd describe as an NPN audio driver transisitor, so maybe you can track down an equivalent from the data given... assuming it's not a red herring, of course.

gp4Jesus · 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slipstreem

Any help?

I'me referring to the third device down in the 'Master Cross Reference Data' table that shares the same last five digits as the device you're describing. The spec in the table below that seems to fit what I'd describe as an NPN audio driver transisitor, so maybe you can track down an equivalent from the data given... assuming it's not a red herring, of course.

Its a place for this amp/EE neopyte to start.

28463-41011 may be the complete model number

Now if I could find a pic on the site...

thank you very much tony

23rd November 2010, 03:07 AM	#1
gp4Jesus diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Crawford, Georgia, US	GE 41011 transistor what type is it and can anyone guess its companion? thnx tony __________________ Toshiba Regza 42", Rotel RSP 1068, Samsung BD-C6500, Toslink->DirecTV Rcvr, Denon LA 3100 LDP TDM EXO->2 XL280s->Polk RTi A7 (Bi-amped!), Hafler XL280->Polk CSi A6, Belles 1->DBX 15 DVC Sub, Hafler XL280->Polk RTi A1

23rd November 2010, 03:43 AM	#2
gp4Jesus diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Crawford, Georgia, US	OP edited Anyone guess what is the companion transistor to 41011? I have Belles power amp (Class AB) w/one of these as one of the driver transistors. Unsucessful locating info on the 41011 The amp has symetrical single sided PCBs with a 41011 in one place, a simillar looking UNMARKED transistor in its companion location. BTW no schematic-Belles will not provide one at any price. thnx tony __________________ Toshiba Regza 42", Rotel RSP 1068, Samsung BD-C6500, Toslink->DirecTV Rcvr, Denon LA 3100 LDP TDM EXO->2 XL280s->Polk RTi A7 (Bi-amped!), Hafler XL280->Polk CSi A6, Belles 1->DBX 15 DVC Sub, Hafler XL280->Polk RTi A1

25th November 2010, 01:43 PM	#4
gp4Jesus diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Crawford, Georgia, US	41011 is correct. It's twin has several colored stripes accross its face. These could pass for output transistors in a small amp. next post will have attachments. thanks for your help tony __________________ Toshiba Regza 42", Rotel RSP 1068, Samsung BD-C6500, Toslink->DirecTV Rcvr, Denon LA 3100 LDP TDM EXO->2 XL280s->Polk RTi A7 (Bi-amped!), Hafler XL280->Polk CSi A6, Belles 1->DBX 15 DVC Sub, Hafler XL280->Polk RTi A1

25th November 2010, 02:04 PM	#5
Slipstreem diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: UK	Any help? I'me referring to the third device down in the 'Master Cross Reference Data' table that shares the same last five digits as the device you're describing. The spec in the table below that seems to fit what I'd describe as an NPN audio driver transisitor, so maybe you can track down an equivalent from the data given... assuming it's not a red herring, of course. Last edited by Slipstreem; 25th November 2010 at 02:24 PM.

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23rd November 2010, 06:20 AM	#3
pjp diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: under the rainclouds	You should probably post a close-up macro photograph of the offending transistor. Maybe you've misread the part number ?

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