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Bruce Varley
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Hi, Does anyone have an idea on whether LVTTL/CMOS logic families are likely
to turn up in hobby electronics stores anytime soon?
to turn up in hobby electronics stores anytime soon?
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Dennis
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"Bruce Varley" <bv@NoSpam.com> wrote in message
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Even Xon perhaps (I think you are in perth).
Free overnight delivery too.
I doubt Altronics / Jaycar will ever have them in stock, Dick Smith ha ha
ha!
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What about Farnell / RS?Hi, Does anyone have an idea on whether LVTTL/CMOS logic families are
likely to turn up in hobby electronics stores anytime soon?
Even Xon perhaps (I think you are in perth).
Free overnight delivery too.
I doubt Altronics / Jaycar will ever have them in stock, Dick Smith ha ha
ha!
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David Eather
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On 30/06/2011 7:57 PM, Bruce Varley wrote:
they did 20 years ago. And then they wonder why hobbyists loose interest.Hi, Does anyone have an idea on whether LVTTL/CMOS logic families are likely
to turn up in hobby electronics stores anytime soon?
Not likely. The lazy sods are happy to just stock almost the same range