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    MEP-8xx S1 and S6 switch variations

    Howdy, The jumper diode is a part by itself.
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    MEP-8xx S1 and S6 switch variations

    Howdy, The switches were not a new or year type item. The NSN an calls for a switch. Some manufacturers made a better switch than others. The Electroswitch with metal housing and metal stab pin are the better unit. They can also be identified by the bakelite switch handle.
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    MEP-8xx S1 and S6 switch variations

    Howdy, The preferred switches are the metal ones, and are the requested switches during a reset, unless they are not available. Mep-802/803 units Electroswitch 75902LV start switch Electroswitch 31907LW Meter selector switch
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    MEP-8xx S1 and S6 switch variations

    Howdy, The bakelite version would be the better unit. It has a metal stab which the turn knob is mounted on. The Plastic version has a plastic stab pin which some users have found it can snap off and break when turning to aggressively. I am sure Guy will come along and let us know the proper...
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    MEP-8xx S1 and S6 switch variations

    Howdy, So many ask, but do not know. They do the same function. Pictures of the S1 and S6 switches. Plastic switches Bakelite switches
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