Help???????

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sorry m8 , aint gotta flipin clue wat ur talkin about

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That number doesn't look like a transistor part number....

They are usually 2n (i.e. 2N3055) or something similar or they usually start with a letter or two.

You really need to check the schematic diagram and ask again.

EDIT

Right, I've checked the web out for an answer and I reckon that as they are NPN type they are probably BC549B transistors. Extremely cheap! in fact I have some in my spares... but I'm sure you'll be able to get them locally, they're very common.

Make sure that you hook them up the correct way round.... emitter, base and collector.

soz man i only play the saxophone Neva played percussion