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September 22nd 05, 06:47 PM
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The 1N400x series are generally hefty enough to use for snubbers. For a
small motor like a fuel pump, I'd probably use a 1N4004 or above. Jim "ejb" wrote in message ups.com... Hi Doug, I'm planning on doing this kind of thing also. Can you give some example part numbers for a snubber diode. Are you referring to zener diodes? 
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