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1999\02\05@200038 by Brian Gracia

I went for a look at the website mentioned in the letter from Andy about the Com84 programmer. Anyone know what type of diode D1 is? It is a 1N914 or a 1N4001? Brian

1999\02\06@063503 by Paul Fletcher

Brian, On the web site of the com84 diagram it suggests the diode can be any small type. I have used the 1N4148 (cos I have 300 of them!) and it works fine. I have not tried the 1N4001 but can see no reason why it shouldn't work - In fact I'll try it out this weekend. As for the 1N914, this is not a diode number I have come across - it this a US part number ? (I'm in the UK) Paul Fletcher. Brian Gracia wrote: > I went for a look at the website mentioned in the letter from Andy about > the Com84 programmer. Anyone know what type of diode D1 is? It is a 1N914 > or a 1N4001? > > Brian

1999\02\06@081220 by hmiller

Paul Fletcher wrote: > > Brian, > > On the web site of the com84 diagram it suggests the diode can be any small > type. I have used the 1N4148 (cos I have 300 of them!) and it works fine. > > I have not tried the 1N4001 but can see no reason why it shouldn't > work - In fact I'll try it out this weekend. > > As for the 1N914, this is not a diode number I have come across - it this > a US part number ? (I'm in the UK) > > Paul Fletcher. ========================== Paul The 1N914 is, for all practical purposes, identical to the 1N4148. Harley WB0ROQ

1999\02\06@151401 by Jim Paul

The 914 is very similar in looks and electrical characteristics as the 4148 Jim. -----Original Message----- From: Paul Fletcher <spam_OUTp.fletcherTakeThisOuTBIGFOOT.COM> To: .....PICLISTKILLspam@spam@MITVMA.MIT.EDU <PICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU> Date: Saturday, February 06, 1999 5:32 AM Subject: Re: What type of diode in com84 Programmer {Quote hidden}>Brian, > >On the web site of the com84 diagram it suggests the diode can be any small >type. I have used the 1N4148 (cos I have 300 of them!) and it works fine. > >I have not tried the 1N4001 but can see no reason why it shouldn't >work - In fact I'll try it out this weekend. > >As for the 1N914, this is not a diode number I have come across - it this >a US part number ? (I'm in the UK) > > Paul Fletcher. > > >Brian Gracia wrote: > >> I went for a look at the website mentioned in the letter from Andy about >> the Com84 programmer. Anyone know what type of diode D1 is? It is a 1N914 >> or a 1N4001? >> >> Brian

1999\02\06@190318 by Karl A. Uscroft

I've used a 1N4001 without any problems.

1999\02\06@190752 by dave vanhorn

At 07:02 PM 2/6/99 -0500, Karl A. Uscroft wrote: >I've used a 1N4001 without any problems. 400X or 941 or 4148 all work fine here, it's very non-critical

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