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    Sub PN3643 with 2N4401 Transistor

    I thought Iread somewhere this could be done? Can anyone verify this?

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    Yes, but .....

    Yes you can as long as the Collector to Emitter voltage doesn't exceed 40-50 Volts. A sure bet would be an MPSA42, great high voltage general purpose transistor. I got a million of either one in my basement, let me know and I can send you some with a "Canadian Returnee" discount of No charge.l
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    Quote Originally Posted by LE15-Thumper
    "Canadian Returnee" discount of No charge.l


    Now thats funny...

    Let me check those specs.....thanks.

    Lists Maximums as:

    Collector - Emitter Voltage 40

    So it should be OK

    Turns out I have some MPSA42's as well.

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