Flight 2000
Stern Electronics, 1980I have one light stuck-on and 3 lights with no power on my Flight 2000. Looks like I’m going to have to change some transistors but I can’t quite read the schematic. Looks like 2N5060 and MCR106-1A but those numbers don’t match anything at GPE. Are those the correct numbers? Are they old numbers? Is there a substitute?
Thanks
Bob
IMG_2040.JPGThere are lots of part numbers that will be exceptable substitutions. I should mention these are not transistors. They come in the same package, but function differently.
The smaller ones.
2n5060, 2n5064, MCR100, EC103
The larger ones...
MCR106, T106, C106
Great plains i am sure sells these as well as Tayda Electronics is where i get mine.
Thanks everyone. I ordered 2N5064's and MCR106-6's along with a bunch of connectors and pins from GPE. So far the only lights that are out are controlled by the smaller ones, but I got a few larger ones just in case.
I just read up on SCR's (Silicon Controlled Rectifier). My hat's off to you guys that know this stuff. It ain't easy.
Thanks for all your help.
Bob
I sell a quickie kit that contains 10 of each 2N5060 and MCR-106, if it turns out to be ICs, I have kits for those too:
http://bigdaddy-enterprises.com/repairkits/bally_kits.htm#b-lamp1
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