BC109 Source
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Hey guys. What do you recommend for a good supplier for BC109's. I can't seem to find any Motorola parts out there. Are the Multicomp BC109's any good? How many should I be prepared to buy to get a few within the right tolerances? I'm out to build up a couple colorsound overdrives.
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http://www.futurlec.com/TransGenBC.shtml Philips
Ebay
Cheaper in European ebay stores, because they are European type transistors (BC...)
Where tolerances are concerned, you should only take into account the suffix (A, B, C) which indicates the gain ranges.
Why not use metal can 2N2222 - US equivalent?
good luck hunting still!
Ebay
Cheaper in European ebay stores, because they are European type transistors (BC...)
Where tolerances are concerned, you should only take into account the suffix (A, B, C) which indicates the gain ranges.
Why not use metal can 2N2222 - US equivalent?
good luck hunting still!
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I just ordered a ton of them from Futurlec; $.40 each. They have BC107, BC108, BC109, BC109C, and a ton of other metal can Si trannies. They also have a reference sheet on there (under the transistors section) that lists the transistors they sell and their relative gain ranges. Check it out, but be willing to wait for longer shipping times.
does the Bc108 work? i was wondering because it says "Bc108 small signal" does it matter though?allforone7 wrote:I just ordered a ton of them from Futurlec; $.40 each. They have BC107, BC108, BC109, BC109C, and a ton of other metal can Si trannies. They also have a reference sheet on there (under the transistors section) that lists the transistors they sell and their relative gain ranges. Check it out, but be willing to wait for longer shipping times.
and what should the gain on BC 108 so be?
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Yomodman wrote:http://www.futurlec.com/TransGenBC.shtml Philips
Ebay
Cheaper in European ebay stores, because they are European type transistors (BC...)
Where tolerances are concerned, you should only take into account the suffix (A, B, C) which indicates the gain ranges.
Why not use metal can 2N2222 - US equivalent?
good luck hunting still!
Yeah in most cases I like the metal can 2n2222's better than my bc109s. Sorry off topic but you might want to check it out...
--Brad