HooRU I got a transistor tester before the price jumped: https://www.amazon.com/Transistor-Multifunctional-Capacitor-Infrared-Anti-Burn/
MacLeech HooRU just paste the link in the post. If you use the link button in the message box you have to link it to some text.
Somewhat-Reticent HooRU … why it won’t show the link. Wired. 😉 On my vintage kit, security requires disabling (many) third-party references. It simply can’t keep up with “crowd_control” advertising menageries. No crowd, or no control. A simpler link without excess fluff works4me.
real_aurgathor HooRU I don’t know why it won’t show the link. Wierd. It cost me 29 dollars IIRC. This? https://www.amazon.com/Transistor-Multifunctional-Infrared-Decoding-Precision/dp/B0DQ554NS7/
real_aurgathor Sparkchaser ust curious, who is using an hFE tester and why? Me. Often you need transistors with comparable ß to minimize distortion. When driving some load, it’s often good to know the ß for proper operation. And sometimes one may also want a curve tracer, like when designing/building an audio amplifier.
HooRU In my next pedal build I’ll test before install. But also, tracking down failures if I mess up something. But yeah, I need a scope, I just don’t have 200 to mess with at the moment.
Somewhat-Reticent HooRU Cut off everything after product ID, per query format. Assuming you mean how I simplified the link.