Would it be a 1N6104, transient voltage supressor?  I did a Google search
and turned up some information on that one.

Dale
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On Mon, 4 Feb 2002, Mike Blakey wrote:

> I have been trying to identify the spec of a motorola diode for some weeks now.
>
> the diode is in a DO41 plastic package. (5W)
>
>
>       ------------
>       |  (M) K   |        (M) is the motorola logo
> ______|   610    |__________
>       |   4CE    |
>       |   8932   |
>       ------------
>
> Motorola are unable / unwilling to help, the usual response!
>
> ON SEMI, dont recognise the number, and all of the suppliers I have contacted so
> far, dont have any idea.
>
> I'm guessing that it is a zener or transient suppresser of some sort, judging from
> the circuit.
>
> Does anyone have any old motorola databooks that list this device, just the basic
> spec. would be useful
>
> Thanks, Mike.
>
>
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