Putting together this MS3 kit I got from DIYAutoTune. It seems that the q12/q9 tip125 and q1,q5 have been replaced with a FDPF 3860t. Just wanted to make sure this is correct and not a bagging mistake before I solder them on. Also, if they are correct, I assume I would not need a mica on q12/q9 since these have a plastic backing?
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FDPF 3860t for q12, q9, q5, q1 in DIY kit
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Re: FDPF 3860t for q12, q9, q5, q1 in DIY kit
We sometimes substitute parts for equivalents from other brands, but Q1/Q5 and Q9/Q12 are different transistors. If you got the same thing in both bags, please email us at websales@diyautotune.com with a picture of what you got and we'll get this straightened out.
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Re: FDPF 3860t for q12, q9, q5, q1 in DIY kit
Email sent. Thanks
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Re: FDPF 3860t for q12, q9, q5, q1 in DIY kit
We'll get a set of new TIP125s in the mail today.
For others following the thread, the FDPF 3860t transistors are being used to replace Q1 and Q5.
For others following the thread, the FDPF 3860t transistors are being used to replace Q1 and Q5.
Matt Cramer -1966 Dodge Dart slant six running on MS3X