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https://twitter.com/CAT_UXO/status/1502936526346465280/photo/1 https://twitter.com/CAT_UXO/status/1502936526346465280/photo... looking at the internals this is
by kalium-xyz 5y ago
https://twitter.com/CAT_UXO/status/1502936526346465280/photo/1 https://twitter.com/CAT_UXO/status/1502936526346465280/photo...
looking at the internals this isn't exactly a very new device.
- mrtksn 5y agoIt looks like high power Russian electronics to me, any reason you think it look old?
- vincnetas 5y agoFrom Twitter comments : "Yeah, that stuff looks like it's from the soviet era. "The design originated at Motorola around 1955. The lead spacing was originally intended to allow plugging the device into a then-common tube socket."" With picture https://twitter.com/Marty_Crabneck/status/1503550186660012032 https://twitter.com/Marty_Crabneck/status/150355018666001203...
- SauciestGNU 5y agoIt's interesting but I'm not sure component package means much in this context. For instance, this could be patterned on old ordnance but with updated circuitry and/or capabilities. If the transistor package is still produced why change the fundamental design of the munition? I do some hobby work with electronics, and I use old (but still in production) parts all the time. BJT and FET transistors? Not much has changed in a long time for a lot of those. A 2N3904 is what it is.
- kalium-xyz 5y agoLooks like old can style transistors to me.