Boy have I learned a lot on this little search...thanks to you guys. NTE
lists the NTE 222 as equivalent to the 40673 and Parts Express has them for
just under 9 bucks each. RF Parts has the 40673 for about $7.
"Russ" wrote in message
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On Tue, 07 Mar 2006 13:27:05 GMT,
wrote:

On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 07:44:16 -0500, "Andy Bullington"
wrote:

I've found all the parts for this project except for the ZTX330 and
2N5950
transistors which seem to be extinct. The 2N5950 is available at some
commercial venues but I only need one of em. Are there readily available
subs for these? I'm getting a little discouraged. Thanks.
Andy W1AWB


I'd think the 40673 mosfets harder to find though easy to substitute.

The ZTX330 is generic and a 2n3904, 2n2222 or similar should
work fine. For the 2n5950 I'd use a MPF102, 2n3819 or J310 fet as
those are easy to get. The transistors used are in non critical
circuits so substitutions should easily work.

Generally speaking the transistors and IC used reflects those
available to the author and reasonable substitutions will work
with no degradation.

The only parts that require care are the MAV-11 MIMICs and the SBL-3
as they helps define many of the modified recievers desired
characteristics.

Allison

These folks have a decent supply of 40673s. They advertise being
"Leaders on the trailing edge of technology". I don't know what their
onesy - twosey policy is, having never done business with them.
http://www.rocelec.com/

Also, search for "NTE" equivalents.

Russ

On Wed, 08 Mar 2006 09:56:37 -0500, Andy Bullington wrote:

Boy have I learned a lot on this little search...thanks to you guys. NTE
lists the NTE 222 as equivalent to the 40673 and Parts Express has them
for just under 9 bucks each. RF Parts has the 40673 for about $7. "Russ"

Thats a high price for a dual-gate MOSFET. You can buy more modern
devices for a much lower price. The BF981 and BF961 make excellent
RF and IF amplifiers. If you shop around, you can get them for
less than a dollar. Surface mount devices like the the BF996S are
well under a dollar, even from notoriously expensive suppliers
like Maplin. http://www.maplin.co.uk

73, Ed. EI9GQ.

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