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zachtheterrible · 23rd February 2006, 12:41 AM

You definately need to get catalogs! I wouldn't even think about ordering from mouser or digikey without one. The only two things I use the website for is to search and see if they have a part number, and to order; never to browse, they're not set up for that.

Just go the mouser, digikey, jameco, etc, and order a catalog. They're free :lol:

All you need to know about SMD components is how to solder them. Just look up something like 'SMD tutorial' on google.

George L. · 23rd February 2006, 02:13 AM

OK...I got everything I need, thanks for all the help, really appreciate it. Ordered 60 dollars :shock: work of ICs, transistors, and everything else.

(Don't you just love it when you go to buy a few things and end up buying everything you think you MIGHT need...or is it just me.

thanks for everything.

George L.

DirtyLude · 23rd February 2006, 02:41 AM

Catalogues? Geez, those went out with the LM741's. Just download the PDF's. I have to call to get off the catalogue lists. Everytime I get one it goes into the recycling.

I just ordered $110.00 from Mouser and I forgot to put on voltage regulators, which sucks. Ordering from Canada, Mouser shipping is expensive. They used to have a USPS ground shipping option for cheap, but that option is gone.

zachtheterrible · 23rd February 2006, 03:00 AM

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Just download the PDF's

Over dialup? HA! :lol:
Besides, I like having it on paper.

theinfamousbob · 23rd February 2006, 04:21 AM

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Originally Posted by zachtheterrible

Over dialup? HA! :lol:

I'm so sorry....

I remember when it took 20 minutes to download a 2MB file...

airbrush · 27th February 2006, 05:38 PM

Here is a place i've ordered all of my leds from..they have some surface mount ones as well....and you can buy small quantities.

http://www.lsdiodes.com

Russlk · 27th February 2006, 08:44 PM

Altho Digikey has an excellent part search by parameter, I use the catalog for browsing. I order online and download data sheets to my hard drive. I order mostly from Mouser and Allied because they don't have a minimum order. Mouser will find an equivalent part but otherwise doesn't allow searching by parameter.

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23rd February 2006, 12:41 AM	(permalink)
zachtheterrible	You definately need to get catalogs! I wouldn't even think about ordering from mouser or digikey without one. The only two things I use the website for is to search and see if they have a part number, and to order; never to browse, they're not set up for that. Just go the mouser, digikey, jameco, etc, and order a catalog. They're free :lol: All you need to know about SMD components is how to solder them. Just look up something like 'SMD tutorial' on google. __________________ I'm no electronics god, i just talk too much.

23rd February 2006, 02:13 AM	(permalink)
George L.	OK...I got everything I need, thanks for all the help, really appreciate it. Ordered 60 dollars :shock: work of ICs, transistors, and everything else. (Don't you just love it when you go to buy a few things and end up buying everything you think you MIGHT need...or is it just me. thanks for everything. George L.

23rd February 2006, 02:41 AM	(permalink)
DirtyLude	Catalogues? Geez, those went out with the LM741's. Just download the PDF's. I have to call to get off the catalogue lists. Everytime I get one it goes into the recycling. I just ordered $110.00 from Mouser and I forgot to put on voltage regulators, which sucks. Ordering from Canada, Mouser shipping is expensive. They used to have a USPS ground shipping option for cheap, but that option is gone. __________________ Mark Higgins

27th February 2006, 05:38 PM	(permalink)
airbrush	Here is a place i've ordered all of my leds from..they have some surface mount ones as well....and you can buy small quantities. http://www.lsdiodes.com

27th February 2006, 08:44 PM	(permalink)
Russlk	Altho Digikey has an excellent part search by parameter, I use the catalog for browsing. I order online and download data sheets to my hard drive. I order mostly from Mouser and Allied because they don't have a minimum order. Mouser will find an equivalent part but otherwise doesn't allow searching by parameter. __________________ see my website: www.geocities.com/russlk