Message	Date	From	Subject
15064	2018-09-08 23:27:12	Dana Myers	3x CA3019 diode arrays available
I just noticed I have 3 of these diode arrays (apparently one quad ring and 2 independent diodes), in a 10-pin TO-5 can. I think I got these as part of a grab-bag lot ~40 years ago and don't remember ever applying voltage to any of them. The leads are still circular, which suggests they've never been shoehorned into a Proto-Board, and they're stuck in some black foam. They are marked CA3019, RCA, with an apparent date-code of 246. Datasheet: http://rtellason.com/chipdata/ca3019.pdf Anyone want them? Prefer they go switch some electrons, they can collect dust at my house just fine. 73, Dana K6JQ
15065	2018-09-10 01:59:31	John Lawson	Re: 3x CA3019 diode arrays available
Hi Dana, if they are still available, I'd like to have them. Contact me off line for my mailing address, thanks John Lawson K5IRK Sent from my iPad

I just noticed I have 3 of these diode arrays (apparently one
quad ring and 2 independent diodes), in a 10-pin TO-5 can. I
think I got these as part of a grab-bag lot ~40 years ago and
don't remember ever applying voltage to any of them. The leads
are still circular, which suggests they've never been shoehorned
into a Proto-Board, and they're stuck in some black foam.

They are marked CA3019, RCA, with an apparent date-code of 246.

Datasheet:

http://rtellason.com/chipdata/ca3019.pdf

Anyone want them? Prefer they go switch some electrons,
they can collect dust at my house just fine.

73,
Dana K6JQ