AW: Re: 2600 repair suggestions needed
Haible_Juergen#Tel2743
HJ2743 at denbgm3xm.scnn1.msmgate.m30x.nbg.scn.de
Thu Jan 16 20:06:00 CET 1997
> >Are there any other alternatives to the LF411 because I went to both a
local
> >electronics surpluss place AND a new electronics shop and neither had the
> >LF411. If there are any alternatives, please let me know. Either that
or
> >tell me where a good place to order LF411's.
>
> I *JUST* went through this...
>
> The LF411 (and the dual version the 412) is a full production National
> Semiconductor part. It's carried by Mouser, DigiKey, Jameco, etc, but may
> NOT be carried by your local folks just cause it's cheaper for them to
> stock the junk 741's.
I had similar problems to get LF411's locally, when I built my Analogue
Shift Register. Bad thing was I *needed* a low-offset opamp, because
I had already designed the pcb, without room for offset trimmers.
I ended up putting OP-07's in.They work fine in my ASR, and they
*should* also work in the 2600. But of course I can't guarantee for this,
'cause I haven't actually put them into an ARP.
JH.
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