hepl identifying sleds

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Got a few sleds I need help with anyone seen these before

 

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and this

 

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sorry about not knowing how to post multiple pics but heres another

 

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I don't recognize it/them. Where did they come from?

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dave

 

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;DJack ;D threw them in one has a three prong closed can 5.6 with very long pins on it

 

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I've never seen one of these but from its size and simplicity, it looks old tech --- maybe 8x. Just a guess.

Mike

 

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John Lawson said:

;DJack ;D threw them in one has a three prong closed can 5.6 with very long pins on it

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Work with the "standard" pinouts and start your current very low. Then "graph" it until you see a "knee" or "kink."

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dave