----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Cathey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > So, anybody electronical out there that's connected well enough > to find some specs on a Chinese T2142 "Dynamo Transistor?" All > I really need right now is a pinout, and its basic characteristics. > With any luck the one I have is still good, but using the Fluke to > suss out the pins isn't working too well. Assuming that it is > NPN-ish with customary pinouts for the package gets me a schematic > that is stupid. > -- Jim ----------------------------------------------- If you're anywhere near a big university you might try their engineering libraries website and look for circuits, transistors, dynamo, gensets, generators, chinese generators, etc. If you find something you can go to the library and zerox whatever you need. Back when I was fooling around with the some of the early Asian electronics I found that the eng libr had books with circuits for nearly any kind of manufactured electronic part or product imaginable. If the librarian is knowledgeable, he/she might help you find what you're looking for. Senior students sometime work the libraries desk. If the university in your area is like the University of Florida, you'll very likely see many Chinese and other oriental students working there. Some of them might actually be familiar with your genset. Good luck, Gerry
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