A126 Transistor and A119 Diode Equivalent or location?

[AE3Shipmate]

I'm having a hard time finding these two parts, I tried small bear and a whole bunch of websites online.  If anyone knows anything please help me out.  Thanks

[Ge_Whiz]

If you mean AA119 for the diode, any germanium diode will substitute for it - OA90, OA91, 1N34A, etc. Any difference will be minor.

[Marek]

A119 is a germanium diode ( it's an EU type deisgnator I guess).

www.conrad.de has those.

There are also similar diodes  - A112, A116...

Guess that u could use 1N34 or similar instead. Not sure, tho'.

Marek

[Marek]

Ge_Whiz was a bit faster with the answer :-)

MM

[Marek]

Oh, no, I'm not trying to spam this forum :-),

just noticed that A126 could actually be a AC126 ?! Maybe.
( from the AC128, AC127,... series ).

In that case it's a Ge PnP Transistor in a metal can TO-18  with a moderate Gain. Again not sure about this.   :oops:

Cheers.

MM

[gez]

If you DO mean AC126 then ESR sell them.

www.esr.co.uk

They're PNP and you can sub loads of other Ge trannies.

[EdJ]

I have 2 ac126`s and a few 119`s if you need these perse then email me.
Greetings,Ed

[AE3Shipmate]

I'm a big tard...I've been searching for the wrong parts...it was AA119 and AC126 so now I'll try to find them...what can I get at radioshack or fry's electronics that would be the same?