Please can you send me data sheet for the following: 1- transistor RBL 69 2- TRANSISTOR 43P THANK YOU

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• Here is a data sheet complete with measurements for part #P5NK50ZFP which is a high power MOSFET "transistor" also, but a regulator of sorts. http://www.soiseek.com/STMICROELECTRONICS/P5NK50ZFP/datasheet.htm

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Regards, Tony

if this is in excel's then there is an easier way to do it just by using the normal window

HI,

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thanking you

davevipul197

they are gone gone long gone there is no information about it
i remember 15 years ago having the same problem with the 100 hd and the 75 hd
call fosgate they fax me the schematic showing the modification
how to use different transistors and a new resistor have to be replace for each transistor
good luck
save that amplifier i have mine in the close-tt

The transistor is LIKELY a 2SD600 which google brings up data sheets for you.
It is an Epitaxial NPN 100/120 volt 1 amp transistor, but do check the datasheet for verification.

A lot of these units seem to drop the 2S prefix of the Japanese labels.

Trace a lttle of the circuit and verify the 2SD600 makes sense.

VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2A2:B20,2,FALSE)

The assumption here is A1 in Sheet 1 is the cell you want to reference, This cell can be pasted - Any problems let me know.

what is your email?

Check this data sheet. You will find the type of part Q12 is.

Hi Raymond, I have a solution for you. Asuming your 'main' sheet is Sheet1. On Sheet2, in the same line as your data on sheet1 (i.e. A5 on sheet1 is JIM), then on A5 on sheet2, enter a link ( the = ) and enter. copy this formula down. Do the same with Sheet3 linking to Sheet1. When you sort Sheet1, Sheet 2 and 3 will follow. Hope this helps. Regards DeltaC