From: cd@notformail.com   
      
   On Sat, 26 Nov 2022 05:54:55 -0800 (PST), "Peter W."   
    wrote:   
      
   >> Could have but might not have. The original part had an SR prefix. Use   
   >> your powers of divination to work out what that means, since you're so   
   >> gifted.   
   >   
   >SR, back in the day (remember, the OEM number is obsolete) =  Silicon   
   Rectifier. Back in the day, that meant something.   
   >   
   >As in: 1N4007 is a standard silicon rectifier at 1A at 1,000 volts.   
   >Whereas an UF4007 is a fast-recovery silicon rectifier at 1A at 1,000 volts.   
   >   
   >Make an effort. "Poor me" just does not cut it.   
   >   
   >Peter Wieck   
   >Melrose Park, PA   
      
   Make an effort? The page you linked to had 90 devices listed and I   
   would have had to read through up to 90 datasheets to find the right   
   one out of that lot. So yes, that certainly *would* have required an   
   effort!   
   Paul gave a precise and succinct answer to the question which saved me   
   a lot of time. If that's "spoon-feeding" then I'd like to see a lot   
   more of it on Usenet.   
      
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