unijunction needed

[alp soandso]

Looking for an SSI part.

MSU 112-2

I need ONE but will take a few more if absolutely necessary.
I am not looking for a minimum order of a few hundred.

remove the first alp in the adrs to contact.
I live in canada

Thanks

 

[Charles]

"alp soandso" wrote in message
Looking for an SSI part.

MSU 112-2


http://www.newark.com/transistors-unijunction-ujt

One of those will probably work.

 

[alp soandso]

Jeff,
I don't use newsgroups very often. I hope I have done something taboo by
crossposting. As a matter of fact, there are some interesting links in a
reply in that other group.

Charles, Thanks. Every little bit helps.
Yes, perhaps one of those will work. Electronics is not my strong suit.
I'll have a bit of a time figuring out which one.

Thanks for the replies!

Alp

 

[shrtrnd]

I don't know if they've got your part. But when I'm stuck, I check with Sphere in British
Columbia. If they don't have it and I need it, often they look for it for me.

 

[alp soandso]

You STILL haven't said if this is for a REPAIR. It sounds like you are
trying to build a project that you found in a magazine from 1967. If
that is the case,
an LM555 would probably be a *much* better way to go: cheaper and far
more readily available.

The relay/timer is part of a 25-30 year old mass spectrometer. It was
working fine until something in the relay/timer stopped working.
I had a spare, I popped it in and the mass spectrometer is working
again. I have no more spare relay/timers so I want to fix the one I took
out just in case the replacement goes.

I'll have time to put into it in about 2 weeks.

Thanks

Alp

 

[Charles]

"alp soandso" wrote in message
Jeff,
I don't use newsgroups very often. I hope I have done something taboo by
crossposting. As a matter of fact, there are some interesting links in a
reply in that other group.

Charles, Thanks. Every little bit helps.
Yes, perhaps one of those will work. Electronics is not my strong suit.
I'll have a bit of a time figuring out which one.

You are most welcome. The 2N4870 will probably work.