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All prices are in US Funds.

QTY. Part # Unit Price Description
---- --------- ---------- -----------
OPTO.:

94 TIL311 $7.00 ea. The TI TIL-311 is a Hexadecimal Dot
Matrix Display with integral TTL driver
electronics to accept, store & display
4-bit binary data, Epoxy package
(Note: This part wholesales at about $16.50 each)

8 TIL311A $7.00 ea. The TI TIL-311A is a Hexadecimal Dot
Matrix Display with integral TTL driver
circuit to accept, store & display
4-bit binary data, Plastic package

11 DIS1417 $7.00 ea. The TI DIS-1417 is a Hexadecimal Dot
Matrix Display with integral TTL driver
circuit to accept, store & display
4-bit binary data, Epoxy package

For a copy of the TIL311 Datasheet see:
http://www-s.ti.com/sc/ds/til311.pdf and it is mirrored at
http://umwnt1.physics.lsa.umich.edu/mttc/images/til311.pdf

275 Green LED $0.10 ea. Rectangular 5mm x 2mm face/lens
$17.50 per bag of 250 ($0.07 each) and

8,250 Red LED $0.10 ea. T1 3/4, 5mm Diameter or 0.2" Diameter
Sharp P/N: GL5PR4 (5mA at 1.9V)
$17.50 per bag of 250 ($0.07 each) and
$100 per box of 2000 ($0.05 each)

106 MAN6440 $0.95 ea. Dual Digit, Green 7 Segment display,
0.56" tall character, Common Cathode
$15 per tube of 20 MAN- 6440 ($0.75 ea.)

85 FND6740 $0.95 ea. Dual Digit, Red 7 Segment display,
0.56" tall character, Common Cathode
$15 per tube of 20 FND-6740 ($0.75 ea.)


TTL CHIPS, DIP Package:

525 7407N $0.18 ea. $4.00 per tube of 25 ($0.16 each)
Hex Non-Inverted Buffer with
Open-Collector outputs

605 74ALS20AN $0.19 ea. $4.00 per tube of 25 ($0.16 each)
Dual 4-Input Positive NAND Gates

240 74ALS27AN $0.19 ea. $4.00 per tube of 25 ($0.16 each)
Triple 3-Input Positive NOR Gates

1,325 74LS74AN $0.25 ea. $5.00 per tube of 25 ($0.20 each)
Dual D-Type Positive Edge-triggered
Flip-Flops with Preset and Clear.

100 74ALS74AN $0.25 ea. $5.00 per tube of 25 ($0.20 each)
Dual D-Type Positive Edge-triggered
Flip-Flops with Preset and Clear.


RESISTORS:

55,000 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4 Watt Carbon film resistor, $1 per 100,
$15 per box of 5000 or
$100 for 50,000 pieces.

3,400 220 Ohm, 5%, 1/4 Watt Carbon film resistor, $1 per 100,
$12 per box of 3400 or

3,400 680 Ohm, 5%, 1/4 Watt Carbon film resistor, $1 per 100,
$12 per box of 3,400 or

A pack of 100 resistors is $4 inclusive shipping to anywhere
in the US and Canada

e-mail: jrparts@excite.com

Minimum purchase $4 including postage.

No shipping is included in the above prices. To quote a
total including shipping, I require your full ZIP code or
postal code in addition to a list of what you are interested
in. Please specify the country for international orders
outside of North America. The shipping you will be quoted
is the cost of the postage stamp (plus insurance if requested).

The only part that I will ship for a total of $4 (by regular
mail) to anywhere in the US and Canada is a pack of 100
resistors.

All components are new. All semi-conductors are stored in
anti-static tubes/bags or on anti-static foam if you purchase
less than a tube/bag.

Offers on the lot are welcome. Keep in mind that I am looking
for a price below wholesale, but more than the commercial buyers
of surplus electronic parts are offering.
 
On 29 Jan 2004 23:01:06 -0800 in sci.electronics.basics,
jrparts@excite.com (Parts & More) was alleged to have written:
All prices are in US Funds.
Click to expand...
None of the newsgroups in the sci.electronics.* hierarchy are intended
for buying and selling. An obvious giveaway is that none of them have
"forsale" or "marketplace" in their name.

See Mark Zenier's guide to the hierarchy, at
ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/seguide9706.txt

When sci.electronics was split back in '95, an associated newsgroup
was created for buying and selling:
misc.industry.electronics.marketplace
 
David Harmon wrote:
On 29 Jan 2004 23:01:06 -0800 in sci.electronics.basics,
jrparts@excite.com (Parts & More) was alleged to have written:
All prices are in US Funds.

None of the newsgroups in the sci.electronics.* hierarchy are intended
for buying and selling. An obvious giveaway is that none of them have
"forsale" or "marketplace" in their name.

See Mark Zenier's guide to the hierarchy, at
ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/seguide9706.txt

When sci.electronics was split back in '95, an associated newsgroup
was created for buying and selling:
misc.industry.electronics.marketplace
-------------------
Click to expand...
Oh just stop it, it was decided long ago that if parts were apropos as
in "hobbyist", that they were welcome. We just didn't want big screen
TV commercials on here.

-Steve
--
-Steve Walz rstevew@armory.com ftp://ftp.armory.com/pub/user/rstevew
Electronics Site!! 1000's of Files and Dirs!! With Schematics Galore!!
http://www.armory.com/~rstevew or http://www.armory.com/~rstevew/Public
 
"R. Steve Walz" (rstevew@armory.com) writes:
David Harmon wrote:

On 29 Jan 2004 23:01:06 -0800 in sci.electronics.basics,
jrparts@excite.com (Parts & More) was alleged to have written:
All prices are in US Funds.

None of the newsgroups in the sci.electronics.* hierarchy are intended
for buying and selling. An obvious giveaway is that none of them have
"forsale" or "marketplace" in their name.

See Mark Zenier's guide to the hierarchy, at
ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/seguide9706.txt

When sci.electronics was split back in '95, an associated newsgroup
was created for buying and selling:
misc.industry.electronics.marketplace
-------------------
Oh just stop it, it was decided long ago that if parts were apropos as
in "hobbyist", that they were welcome. We just didn't want big screen
TV commercials on here.

-Steve
Click to expand...
I know I never decided that. Letting any ads in is a slippery slope,
because then others can point to them and say "they can do it, so I will
too". I've seen it in the rec.radio.amateur.* hierarchy, with some pretty
odd ads showing up that have nothing to do with radio, in newsgroups that
were not intended to be buy and sell newsgroup.

We have become used to advertising, so not enough complain when people start
trying to sell stuff on the newsgroups. But a key difference is that the
ads on TV and in the newspaper pays for the delivery of the content to us
(though, likely the advertisers see the content merely as a lure to
attract readers to the ads). Any ads in discussion newsgroups are merely
opportunism; they see an audience and assume the right to advertise.

Beyond all that, take note that even if ads had a place here, the
guy in question is not here to "help the hobbyist". He is hitting
a bunch of widely spread newsgroups for the sake of selling his junk.
And this is surplus to his business, which accounts for the odd and
limited selection. He's been trying to get rid of his surplus parts
for years, and doesn't care where he posts to do it.

Michael
 
Michael Black wrote:
"R. Steve Walz" (rstevew@armory.com) writes:
David Harmon wrote:

On 29 Jan 2004 23:01:06 -0800 in sci.electronics.basics,
jrparts@excite.com (Parts & More) was alleged to have written:
All prices are in US Funds.

None of the newsgroups in the sci.electronics.* hierarchy are intended
for buying and selling. An obvious giveaway is that none of them have
"forsale" or "marketplace" in their name.

See Mark Zenier's guide to the hierarchy, at
ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/seguide9706.txt

When sci.electronics was split back in '95, an associated newsgroup
was created for buying and selling:
misc.industry.electronics.marketplace
-------------------
Oh just stop it, it was decided long ago that if parts were apropos as
in "hobbyist", that they were welcome. We just didn't want big screen
TV commercials on here.

-Steve

I know I never decided that. Letting any ads in is a slippery slope,
because then others can point to them and say "they can do it, so I will
too". I've seen it in the rec.radio.amateur.* hierarchy, with some pretty
odd ads showing up that have nothing to do with radio, in newsgroups that
were not intended to be buy and sell newsgroup.

We have become used to advertising, so not enough complain when people start
trying to sell stuff on the newsgroups. But a key difference is that the
ads on TV and in the newspaper pays for the delivery of the content to us
(though, likely the advertisers see the content merely as a lure to
attract readers to the ads). Any ads in discussion newsgroups are merely
opportunism; they see an audience and assume the right to advertise.

Beyond all that, take note that even if ads had a place here, the
guy in question is not here to "help the hobbyist". He is hitting
a bunch of widely spread newsgroups for the sake of selling his junk.
And this is surplus to his business, which accounts for the odd and
limited selection. He's been trying to get rid of his surplus parts
for years, and doesn't care where he posts to do it.

Michael
------------
Click to expand...
Weeks at least, exxagerator. And still, his parts are apropos.
If I didn't have a bunch of my own *I'd* buy some!

People who pay to advertise stick irrelevant unrelated shit all over
the place, but people who don't JUST advertise and sell professionally
who sell what we can use specically, do us a favor. I've bought lots
of components and test equipment off these newsgroups, and I know that
hobbyism would be lost without it, so fuck off.

-Steve
--
-Steve Walz rstevew@armory.com ftp://ftp.armory.com/pub/user/rstevew
Electronics Site!! 1000's of Files and Dirs!! With Schematics Galore!!
http://www.armory.com/~rstevew or http://www.armory.com/~rstevew/Public
 
Most of the components listed below are still available.
Some of the quantities have changed. E-mail jrparts@excite.com
for details.

jrparts@excite.com (Parts & More) wrote:
All prices are in US Funds.

QTY. Part # Unit Price Description
---- --------- ---------- -----------
OPTO.:

94 TIL311 $7.00 ea. The TI TIL-311 is a Hexadecimal Dot
Matrix Display with integral TTL driver
electronics to accept, store & display
4-bit binary data, Epoxy package
(Note: This part wholesales at about $16.50 each)

8 TIL311A $7.00 ea. The TI TIL-311A is a Hexadecimal Dot
Matrix Display with integral TTL driver
circuit to accept, store & display
4-bit binary data, Plastic package

11 DIS1417 $7.00 ea. The TI DIS-1417 is a Hexadecimal Dot
Matrix Display with integral TTL driver
circuit to accept, store & display
4-bit binary data, Epoxy package

For a copy of the TIL311 Datasheet see:
http://www-s.ti.com/sc/ds/til311.pdf and it is mirrored at
http://umwnt1.physics.lsa.umich.edu/mttc/images/til311.pdf

275 Green LED $0.10 ea. Rectangular 5mm x 2mm face/lens
$17.50 per bag of 250 ($0.07 each) and

8,250 Red LED $0.10 ea. T1 3/4, 5mm Diameter or 0.2" Diameter
Sharp P/N: GL5PR4 (5mA at 1.9V)
$17.50 per bag of 250 ($0.07 each) and
$100 per box of 2000 ($0.05 each)

106 MAN6440 $0.95 ea. Dual Digit, Green 7 Segment display,
0.56" tall character, Common Cathode
$15 per tube of 20 MAN- 6440 ($0.75 ea.)

85 FND6740 $0.95 ea. Dual Digit, Red 7 Segment display,
0.56" tall character, Common Cathode
$15 per tube of 20 FND-6740 ($0.75 ea.)


TTL CHIPS, DIP Package:

525 7407N $0.18 ea. $4.00 per tube of 25 ($0.16 each)
Hex Non-Inverted Buffer with
Open-Collector outputs

605 74ALS20AN $0.19 ea. $4.00 per tube of 25 ($0.16 each)
Dual 4-Input Positive NAND Gates

240 74ALS27AN $0.19 ea. $4.00 per tube of 25 ($0.16 each)
Triple 3-Input Positive NOR Gates

1,325 74LS74AN $0.25 ea. $5.00 per tube of 25 ($0.20 each)
Dual D-Type Positive Edge-triggered
Flip-Flops with Preset and Clear.

100 74ALS74AN $0.25 ea. $5.00 per tube of 25 ($0.20 each)
Dual D-Type Positive Edge-triggered
Flip-Flops with Preset and Clear.


RESISTORS:

55,000 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4 Watt Carbon film resistor, $1 per 100,
$15 per box of 5000 or
$100 for 50,000 pieces.

3,400 220 Ohm, 5%, 1/4 Watt Carbon film resistor, $1 per 100,
$12 per box of 3400 or

3,400 680 Ohm, 5%, 1/4 Watt Carbon film resistor, $1 per 100,
$12 per box of 3,400 or

A pack of 100 resistors is $4 inclusive shipping to anywhere
in the US and Canada

e-mail: jrparts@excite.com

Minimum purchase $4 including postage.

No shipping is included in the above prices. To quote a
total including shipping, I require your full ZIP code or
postal code in addition to a list of what you are interested
in. Please specify the country for international orders
outside of North America. The shipping you will be quoted
is the cost of the postage stamp (plus insurance if requested).

The only part that I will ship for a total of $4 (by regular
mail) to anywhere in the US and Canada is a pack of 100
resistors.

All components are new. All semi-conductors are stored in
anti-static tubes/bags or on anti-static foam if you purchase
less than a tube/bag.

Offers on the lot are welcome. Keep in mind that I am looking
for a price below wholesale, but more than the commercial buyers
of surplus electronic parts are offering.
Click to expand...
 
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