I figured you guys would be the ones to know. I "pull" parts in case anythign seems it might be remotely useful in the possible future, you know how it is...lol
anyway, I was popping out a few voltage regulators on an old organ going to the great gig in the sky... and I noticed the massive heatsinks...THAT gotmy attention...
pulled four, well, appear to be transistors
Motorolas, 8352 's
got four of them. With teh size of the aluminum heatsinks, i figured they might be fairly hefty audio amp transistors.
having trouble just running part numbers and coming up with anything, these are in the TO style metal case, with only two legs that go down into the receptacle on the other side pf the heatsionks.
so do I have some 50 watt audio power transistors that were running in push pull or something? heh heh...
NOTE: I did do SOME legwork, I'm not useless, lmao. since it was an older hammond organ, i combed some sites, trying to find THEIR parts codes. the "002" trailer indicates a transistor/semiconductor... I'm just used to seing thre legs on a transistor. Judging by the size of the heatsinks, these puppies are made to dissipate some heat and are somethign slighly BEEFY.
anyway, I was popping out a few voltage regulators on an old organ going to the great gig in the sky... and I noticed the massive heatsinks...THAT gotmy attention...
pulled four, well, appear to be transistors
Motorolas, 8352 's
got four of them. With teh size of the aluminum heatsinks, i figured they might be fairly hefty audio amp transistors.
having trouble just running part numbers and coming up with anything, these are in the TO style metal case, with only two legs that go down into the receptacle on the other side pf the heatsionks.
so do I have some 50 watt audio power transistors that were running in push pull or something? heh heh...
NOTE: I did do SOME legwork, I'm not useless, lmao. since it was an older hammond organ, i combed some sites, trying to find THEIR parts codes. the "002" trailer indicates a transistor/semiconductor... I'm just used to seing thre legs on a transistor. Judging by the size of the heatsinks, these puppies are made to dissipate some heat and are somethign slighly BEEFY.