Thank you!

Jeremy Nichols, N6WFO
Santa Rosa, California


On 3/25/2016 7:59 AM, walter shawlee 2 wrote:
All the digitized semiconductor data books we collected over the years at Sphere, along with tubes, app notes, time codes, and tek/hp cross-refs and concepts are now up in the first location, thanks to John Allen (K1AE). he has parked them here on his google drive, nicely laid out by the book categories:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BxMD1ibIHfSxNkVlTE1rLWhQZ1k&usp=sharing

Click on the image, then use the top located download arrow to grab the file. Paul Swed is also transferring the collection to Didier's site for easy retrieval, but this will take a while to transfer and index. Many thanks to all the good net citizens who scanned and preserved these, and have kept them alive. Hopefully these common repositories will make it easy to find and retrieve them for years to come. For those coming up for stuff day, I have them on DVD, you can save your bandwidth.

*If anybody has the old classic semiconductor reference guides motorola put out, that list every single 1N, 2N and 3N registered number, please let me know! That's the one thing I haven't located, other than my paper copies.*

Hope these prove useful, they really cover a lot of ground.
all the best,
walter


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