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2001-03-08 by elhardt@aol.com
Just a fast question. Are there any other electronics parts catalogs that carry a large variety of stuff a person should have beyond the following? Mouser Digikey Allied RadioShack/TechAmerica Thanks for any pointers, -Elhardt
2001-03-08 by Dave Hylander
www.newark.com At 02:35 AM 3/8/01 -0500, you wrote: >Just a fast question. Are there any other electronics parts catalogs that >carry a large variety of stuff a person should have beyond the following?
2001-03-08 by The Old Crow
On Thu, 8 Mar 2001 elhardt@... wrote: > Just a fast question. Are there any other electronics parts catalogs that > carry a large variety of stuff a person should have beyond the following? Pioneer-Standard: www.pios.com Newark: www.newark.com 2 samples of just about any Maxim chip: www.maxim-ic.com Crow /**/
2001-03-09 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 3/7/2001 11:35:21 PM, elhardt@... writes: >Just a fast question. Are there any other electronics parts catalogs that > >carry a large variety of stuff a person should have beyond the following? > >Mouser >Digikey >Allied >RadioShack/TechAmerica > Don't forget: Jameco (800-831-4242) jameco.com Also some surplus places: DC Electronics (800-467-7763) (I think they get a lot of Mouser overstock) dckits.com Unicorn Electronics (800-824-3432) unicornelectronics.com All Electronics (800-826-5432) allcorp.com Alltronics (408-943-9773) alltronics.com The last two are good places to find old PC joysticks for example. JB
2001-03-09 by elhardt@aol.com
Thanks to everyone for the catalog suggestions. Newark is the one I was trying to think of. And it jogged my memory into remembering what I think is/was Hamilton. As for All Electronics, I used to shop there in person when I lived in CA, and I used to get Jameco catalogs in the mail. They aren't quite the places for a huge variety of electronics parts though. -Elhardt