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debe
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    Its certainly worth a try. I did do some tests on my dodgy ones & found the RPM when they reliably start is 700 RPM, were the others & the BD651 start at 300RPM. At this stage I have more than enough suitable transistors. Ive already spent more than enough money on Genuine Atom modules & pulling them apart to find the values at ($30 Aust each). Looking at the US patent 4,163,437, the gain of the switching is the important point.