Russian Diodes for dummies

[bms19]

What would be the closest to a 1N270? I think D18, but hard to say both are not on the same graphic
Ben

[audiojoe]

Is the graphic still in this post?  When I come Google this, a thumbnail for the plot shows.  When I open the page there isn't a plots or attachements... 

[Rob Strand]

What would be the closest to a 1N270? I think D18, but hard to say both are not on the same graphic
Ben

From Fernando's post

1N270  0.265-275V@1mA, 0.58-0.62V@6mA - (ST) two black lines. - SMOOTH CURVE
Д9В      0.265-285V@1mA, 0.52-0.59V@6mA  -  (D9V) - SMOOTH CURVE

[PRR]

... there isn't a plots or attachements... 

I see 8 or 9 plots. Are you using a computer or a cellphone?

[Rob Strand]

I see 8 or 9 plots. Are you using a computer or a cellphone?

I don't see any plots either, on a PC.  Not even sure which post had them.
I vaguely remember seeing them when the thread was running.

Here's a direct link,
http://diy-tubes.com/image/data/ICs/GE-Diodes-1N60-1N270.png

There's some image links in post #34 but they are to a ._r_u website.

[PRR]

I see more than a dozen images in this thread.



They are hosted on the forum at diy-tubes.com, a Russian site?

ALSO: they are posted as http, not https. Over the least few years many browsers have depreciated non-S connections all to heck. The site does not seem to support https connections.