WANTED - NTE876 of LM3909

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Rick

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Wonder if anyone can direct me as to where I can locate a LM3909 IC or
as a "subscriber" has kindly informed me a NTE876 which I belive to be
an equivalent.

I am only looking for a minimum of two & maximum of say eight items
and am not to sure if I would be entertained by some of the larger
companies?

I am living in the UK and have tried Maplin RS and CPC.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Many Thanks.

Rick.
 
"Rick" <Shudderdun@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:51d79ce7.0401100327.2857e787@posting.google.com...
Wonder if anyone can direct me as to where I can locate a LM3909 IC or
as a "subscriber" has kindly informed me a NTE876 which I belive to be
an equivalent.

I am only looking for a minimum of two & maximum of say eight items
and am not to sure if I would be entertained by some of the larger
companies?

I am living in the UK and have tried Maplin RS and CPC.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Many Thanks.

Rick.
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This place lists them http://www.cir.com/parts/nte/nte.htm

Perhaps they'll ship to the UK, if not you could always have the part mailed
to myself or someone else to mail it on to you.
 
"James Sweet" <jamessweet@hotmail.com> wrote:
This place lists them http://www.cir.com/parts/nte/nte.htm

Perhaps they'll ship to the UK, if not you could always have the part mailed
to myself or someone else to mail it on to you.
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The Energizer people are selling a flashlight with a blinking red LED
in it. With the LM3909 so relatively hard to get these days, I wonder
what chip they use. Anyone taken one apart to see what's in there?

Cheers,
Bob
 
Bob Parker <bobp@bluebottle.com> wrote in message news:<0fu0005f0g9c9ne06qrch307r0b616io1k@4ax.com>...
"James Sweet" <jamessweet@hotmail.com> wrote:

This place lists them http://www.cir.com/parts/nte/nte.htm

Perhaps they'll ship to the UK, if not you could always have the part mailed
to myself or someone else to mail it on to you.


The Energizer people are selling a flashlight with a blinking red LED
in it. With the LM3909 so relatively hard to get these days, I wonder
what chip they use. Anyone taken one apart to see what's in there?

Cheers,
Bob
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Many Thanks.

James Sweet, please check your Hotmail.

Regards.

Rick.
 
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