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By Hawaiikook808 · Posted
Thanks, Praezis. I'm going to hunt for one. -
Why do you doubt? It is a common current name for transistors with included base and base-emitter resistors. They are not „digital“ by itself but can be used in digital circuits without added components. Frank -
That will need to come out the front, the dial is bigger than the movement. If the case has a removable bezel then take that off, if not then remove the crystal. Everything should then come out through the front of the case. -
You better use a flat grinding stone for this. Seitz provided a (rare) round one from Degussit. Frank
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I have removed the stem and open the case. The Movement can't drop out but it can be rotate Anyone has idea THANK YOU
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