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Yes i have an addiction to buying parts i may not ever need.....how do you cure yourself of such an addiction? Buy More Parts!!!

 

 

 

This order has some real winners, but really what can i do with a 300baud modem lol

if you are looking for some just odds and ends parts http://www.goldmine-elec.com/

and if you ever need a 7400/4000 series IC this is the place to go, I think they have most of them for cheap.

FYI I do not know how much international shipping is, but US ground is pretty cheap.......

 

 

 

 

 

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ITEM# DESCRIPTION QTY TOTAL

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G16133 Amazing Wire Glue 1.00 $3.95

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G16873A PLCC-68 Socket (Through Hole) / Brand: 1.00 $0.97

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GP28 IC Socket Assortment 1.00 $2.49

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G9303 3 Lead Piezo Disk (Pkg of 2) 2.00 $2.00

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G17892 SALE! LCD Display Assortment 1.00 $0.99

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A10224 MC14543BCP BCD-to-7 Segment Latch/Decod2.00 $1.38

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A20538 PBL3717A Bipolar Stepper Motor Driver (4.00 $4.36

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G14197 SALE! Mini Stepper Motor w/ Driver Sche4.00 $3.56

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A10025 DM7493AN Decade and Binary Counter (Nat2.00 $0.70

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A10137 74VHC943N 300 Baud Modem w/5V Supply (N2.00 $3.90

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A20010 74F164PC Serial-In Parallel-Out Shift R2.00 $1.10

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SUB TOTAL : $25.40

TAX : $0.00

SHIPPING : $4.95

ORDER TOTAL : $30.35

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So, I'd like to bring to this topic a new entry for all of you that lust after electronic parts.   I give you MDFLY.   I just blew a wad of dough there. Excellent prices on SMD resistor kits and c

Yes i have an addiction to buying parts i may not ever need.....how do you cure yourself of such an addiction? Buy More Parts!!!       This order has some real winners, but really what can i do wi

Holy Crap! That place is a GOLDMINE!!!   Check this Traffic Light out.   You might be able to tan yourself with 196 LED's!   Time to whip out the credit card!   I hate you jsolarski.

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I know this is an old thread but the discussion about surplus electronics outlets got me thinking and I was wondering if there is anyone old enough to remember Poly-Paks which I believe was somewhere in Mass?

 

Cheerful regards, Mike

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I remember some 20 years ago there was a nice place in Woburn MA, lots of good stuff to pick through.

Another good place was Active Electronics, out of few stores I have been to (LI NY, MA, Toronto,) the one in Montreal was the best.

All those great places are gone now.

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Yes i have an addiction to buying parts i may not ever need.....how do you cure yourself of such an addiction? Buy More Parts!!! http://www.goldmine-elec.com/

Holy Crap! That place is a GOLDMINE!!!

 

Check this Traffic Light out.

 

You might be able to tan yourself with 196 LED's!

 

Time to whip out the credit card!

 

I hate you jsolarski.

;)

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Mike,

I certainly remember Poly-Paks -- dealt with them a time or two but, daggummit, those memories are on backup tapes. Man, it's been a number of DECADES. I may have an old issue of Popular Electronics with their little ad in it.

 

Locally (around Dallas, TX) we have BGMicro and Tanner Electronics. Tanner's is a great place to wonder about, get lost, and get into trouble at the register. I do it as often as possible. :-)

 

-Rusty-

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FYI, Active is still around. It's now called Active Tech.

There's one here in Calgary and it's in the original location.

Nice! I will be in Ottawa next month, will definitely visit the store.

 

The things there are quite over priced and the employees are not very knowledgeable. for example: I asked them if they had any micro controllers they had no idea what I was talking about. After explaining some more and telling them a chip you can program, they tried to sell me this 300$ dev board. I browsed the store though and found they had Basic stamps and freeduino. I only go there if I need something now or if there is a sale going on and I don't bother asking for help finding things.

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