At 03:53 PM 9/30/01 -0700, you wrote:
>My Friend's 1969 Monarch  10EE lathe blew a fuse and some components.
>
>The ones in question are 1N1084 and 5MA6.
>
>He thinks these are rectifiers to be used in a HV bridge, and the
>P/Ns are equivalent, but he doesn't know where to get any (besides
>perhaps from Monarch). They have 1/4 Fuse-like ends, with a 3/8"
>body, 1" long overall.
>
>Any ideas?  Thanks!

They are both 600V 1A diodes. If they are used at line frequency, you
should be able to substitute 1N4005's, which cost just pennies.

Caution: I don't have a spec sheet, if it happens to be a fast recovery type,
then a 1N4005 will not work properly.

Best regards,
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