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|    John Robertson to All    |
|    Looking for data on 1980s CDS cells - VA    |
|    28 Aug 24 17:19:57    |
      From: jrr@flippers.com              I'm trying to find a modern CDS cells to replace these old timers (1982)       from the 70s, I did find a catalogue page for these CDS cells, but the       details are not as useful to me as perhaps they would be to someone       handy with using CDS cells.              The ratings are:       VT212L - 6 R1, 5 R2       VT212 - 7.8 R1, 5 R2              R1 defined as 2fc resistance in K Ohms (tolerance +/- 33.3% @ 2850K Source       R2 defined as min dark resistance (Megohms) in 5 sec.              Having a heck of a time matching these to more modern cds such as       carried by DK or Mouser. I tried the NSL-06S53, but its light resistance       is too sensitive and nothing else on DK was better.              Anyone have a VACTEK catalogue who could scan the pages that might help?              I suspect that PerkinElmer bought out Vactek as they used similar part       (VT200x) numbers as early as 2001 that I could find on web.archive.org,       but that archive doesn't have the parts books captured.              Bitsavers doesn't list it, nothing on ebay either...              Why am I bothering? I have a rifle gallery       (http://www.bonanzagallery.com/) that uses flash tubes in the rifles to       trip the cds cells in the targets and there are around 70 cds cells. A       number of them are failing so I want to replace them with something that       will work reliably.              Thanks as always for your time!              John :-#)#                     --       (Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup)        John's Jukes Ltd.        #7 - 3979 Marine Way, Burnaby, BC, Canada V5J 5E3        (604)872-5757 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)        www.flippers.com        "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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