I’ve stumbled on a bin of old Soviet electronics parts recently. Date codes range from pre-70s to 1990. Oh, the good old days when every resistor actually had its value printed on it (assuming you could trust that what it said actually matched the part), and nobody needed to remember color codes.
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- Note the gold plated leads!
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- 6-25 pF cap
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- Variable cap- back side
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- 1982 vintage precision potentiometers
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- 4.7k SP5-2
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- K73-11 0.047uF 250V cap
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- 1 Ohm MLT-1 1W resistor
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- 8.2 Ohm
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- 10nF cap
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- KT361- note the letter in the middle of the case. That was a marking of a PNP version. If the letter was to the side, it would’ve been an KT315 or an NPN
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- Note the beveled edge- that’s how they were keyed
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Oh would ya look at that. Even electronic components had to be RED! haha
Especially the caps that look like red flags !
Thanks for this, I have a big bag of this stuff and it’s helped me to sort out what some of it is!
Russian components have a sort of crude military look about them a change from the usual boring far eastern components