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Well I had the ps section of my t3000 take a **** on me this weekend at a show. After exam 10 ps section fet's are destroyed (wish i had a dig cam b/c this would be hilarious to show) Ive pulled part numbers off of them and there are two fet's im guessing maybe one is n type and the other p type? but neways onto the hard part - They are all fairchild parts - one lil prob the number on them is yielding NO results - anywhere - maybe someone could help me running down a few? I need them before this weekend so i will pay for overnight shipping if i can find em Thanks guys, here are the part #'s:
N412AG or possibly N412AC? second one is N351AF or possibly N351AP?
Thanks guys for ne help you can provide
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I will receive four X6 RF amps with amp or power supply burned.. If i remember,fet have similar part number..
Not sure but i will see that for you.
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Normally large FETs like that are named something like FDP 55 N 06 xxx where FDP is the series name or FET type 55 is the max drain current in Amps N meaning N channel 06 is the Vds rating (this number x 10, 60V in this case)
Are there any other numbers on there to give any hints.
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