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What is a replacement diode for 1N5399 since this diode is now obsolete?
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∙ 12y ago
You can get them from EBAY
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-GW-Good-Work-Rectifier-IN5399-Diode-RoHS-Free-/390062236202
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You can get them from ebay but you would be paying 50 cents for a 4 cents device plus shipping. which in my humble opinion is a ripoff.
Farnell still sells this device for GBR 0.03p (4 Cents).
or you could substitute it with something like the CR1-100
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