Vintage Diode Required

[Rare Bird]

I cannot source a vintage 10DE Axial Diode, does anyone have the spec for one which will help me source an equivalent?

[sq225917]

10de doesn't appear to ever have existed, do you have a picture

[MartinT]

Is it a small signal, possibly germanium diode Andr'e? Where in the circuit is it?

[Rare Bird]

I'll take a photo tomorrow, ive personally never encountered this Diode model number! No not a signal Diode it's part of a vintage TT tonearm auto cue circuit.

[Colin Wonfor]

I cannot source a vintage 10DE Axial Diode, does anyone have the spec for one which will help me source an equivalent?

http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/114653/IRF/10D6.html

Try this one. Best Col

[Rare Bird]

Brilliant Col looks like the one.

ATB
Andr'e

[MartinT]

Love the error message on that page: "Your require pages is cannot open by blow. Reason : Connect this pages through directly deep link".

[UV101]

Not read the datasheet, but the title says its a 1.5 or 2.0 amp silicon rectifier diode.

Where is it in the circuit? If it just part of the bridge you could use any std type diode like an IN400x series.

Whats it in and have you got a pic. I might have something suitable (age/authentic) I've removed from something.

[Rare Bird]

Thanks Ian
As stated it's in a Tonearm cue circuit. I've bought some '20D' (2A) instead of the original '10D' (1.5A).

Jobs a gud un loike..

[Colin Wonfor]

Not read the datasheet, but the title says its a 1.5 or 2.0 amp silicon rectifier diode.

Where is it in the circuit? If it just part of the bridge you could use any std type diode like an IN400x series.

Whats it in and have you got a pic. I might have something suitable (age/authentic) I've removed from something.

Ian I just tried your link to you web page and got this site instead, why?

http://www.webring.org/hub/audiophile?w=1440;rh=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Ehifisounds %2Eco%2Euk%2F;rd=1

Now tried twice, third time OK just a note.

Best Col

[UV101]

Thanks for letting me know.....I'll take a look. I suspect it's the web ring code that's causing a redirect grrrrr

[Rare Bird]

Looking for info on another vintage Diode. A rectifier Diode 'SU-1-02' Anyone??