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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
only 5 of the 8 pins appear to be used, 3 of them are not even soldered in. Pins 1,3 and 4 are not even used. pin 2 goes to a wire on the switch, pin 5 goes to ground, pin 6 goes to a speaker wire, pin 7 runs through the positive side of the 2 caps and one of the outer pins on the transistor i...- in4sit4u
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
i want to thank everyone for the help. I can't find my exact siren but i have found a few kits online that i can just buy and replace mine. again thanks for all the help. if i find out anything about this circuit i will post and let you know.- in4sit4u
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
The siren does 4 different tones, if I can't find a way to fix this one is it possible to build a very simple circuit that will do the same thing. not real good with electronics but am willing to give it a try if someone can help i wopuld appreciate it.- in4sit4u
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
the numbers on the three leg transistor show 7536A-1 but i can't find any info on this anywhere- in4sit4u
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
no really sure like i said I am new at this electronics stuff.- in4sit4u
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
i think the transistor is a npn because the middle leg is connected to the positive power lead.- in4sit4u
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
i can draw you a pic of the entire circuit board if you want, it only has 5 parts total. It came in a model police car i bought off ebay.- in4sit4u
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
No just repair it. i think i burnt up the ic, not really sure all i know is it won't work anymore. i have already replaced the parts i know only thing left to replace is the 2 parts i mentioned.- in4sit4u
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
There are no numbers on the ic chip itself, nor are there any numbers on the board. If anyone can tell me how to post a pic of the board i will do that. it consist of the ic chip whick has 8 pins another 3 pin that looks like a transistor and has the numbers 7536A-1 on it. then it has 3 caps...- in4sit4u
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Identifying 7536A-1 transistor and unmarked 8-pin IC in police siren circuit
I am trying to replace some pieces in a circuit that produces police siren sounds and can't find new ones. one i believe is a transistor with the numbers 7536a-1 and an 8 pin IC with no numbers on it. Can someone please help me identify these. I am new to electronics and not real familiar...- in4sit4u
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