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{{Discrete component
{{Discrete component
|Model=2N1516
|Model=2N1516
|Part_nos=
|Part_nos=151-015
|Description=Germanium PNP transistor
|Description=Germanium PNP transistor
|Used_in=3S76;
|Used_in=3S76;
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Due to [[Germanium transistors|tin whiskers growing inside the case]], 2N1516s are a common source of problems on some equipment of the early 1960s.
Due to [[Germanium transistors|tin whiskers growing inside the case]], 2N1516s are a common source of problems on some equipment of the early 1960s.
For more information, see the [[Germanium transistors]] page.


==Links==
==Links==
* [https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5058 Thread on tin whiskers in OC170/OC171 @ vintage-radio.net] / [https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showthread.php?t=35171 Detail pictures]
* [https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5058 Thread on tin whiskers in OC170/OC171 @ vintage-radio.net] / [https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showthread.php?t=35171 Detail pictures]


Early manuals for the [[3S76]] call for [[OC170]]s in the schematics but only mention 2N1516s in the parts list.
Early manuals for the [[3S76]] call out [[OC170]]s in the 1963 schematics but only mention 2N1516s in the parts list.
Later manuals, with schematics dated 1967, no longer call out [[OC170]] transistors anywhere.
It seems likely that [[OC170]]s were used in pre-production, and possibly very early production [[3S76]]s, but were changed to 2N1516s very quickly.
It seems likely that [[OC170]]s were used in pre-production, and possibly very early production [[3S76]]s, but were changed to 2N1516s very quickly.


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