Hi EchoWars,
When I can't find the original number, I use the selector guide to figure out a sub. You know what the minimum voltage breakdown should be. The gain in modern devices will be in the same range as the original, given production tolerances. The current and power are normally dictated by the package.
So look up current TO-66 packages in On Semi. You can use the TO-220 package as well. It's a driver, so a few amperes was likely the original rating on a 100V+ device.
Now the money question. What was the model of the amp?
-Chris
When I can't find the original number, I use the selector guide to figure out a sub. You know what the minimum voltage breakdown should be. The gain in modern devices will be in the same range as the original, given production tolerances. The current and power are normally dictated by the package.
So look up current TO-66 packages in On Semi. You can use the TO-220 package as well. It's a driver, so a few amperes was likely the original rating on a 100V+ device.
Now the money question. What was the model of the amp?
-Chris
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