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HelloAnybody do have any electronics parts, IC's, transistors, capacitors, resistances, etc... even used, or old and obsoleted parts, that you don't need anymore that you want to get rid off them and that you would give or sell for very low prices ?
It's to do experiments and try projects and I have a very low budget.
If so, send me an email.
Thank you
Gaetan (Canada)
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Gaetan,
There quite a few places on the internet and on eBay that sell surplus components online, I'm not sure if it is against the rules to list URLs or not, so I won't for the moment.One thing I do often for spare parts is to hit the thrift/goodwill/Salvation Army type places, and if a piece of equipment is functional, or I know that it has something I need/can use inside, I will pick it up.
A couple things I am resistant to reusing are old electrolytic capacitors (even from some of the surplus places), and some semiconductors that I know may have taken a lot of stress, such as output transistors, unless I am convinced when testing them that they are in good shape, often by comparing them with a new one of like value when possible.
BT
When I was in school I often received free sample components by simply calling a company and explaining that I was an engineering student. Most companies were very generous back then.... not sure how well this would work today.
it still works just fine.
They wouldn't sample me a Camry.
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Ah, you should have requested all the parts individually that make up a Camry. ;-)
nt
Cheap.
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