Hi Tony,
I just want to double check the data on the Farnell spreadsheet as there are
some slight holes. Once done I will post this for all to see. Should be a
couple of days, but well worth the wait!
Cheers,
Andy
On 06/05/2010 00:18, "psicraft_designs" <tony@vyzor.com> wrote:
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> Hi Andy,
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> I really could use that Farnell parts list - It turns out that Farnell's part
> numbers ARE interchangeable with Newark's as you suggested, so if you could
> email me the Farnell list I will go about searching it through and assembling
> an equivalent project for us KLM board stuffers in North America.
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> Thanks again for everything,
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> Tony
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> --- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com <mailto:PolySix%40yahoogroups.com> , Andrew
> Jury <andy@...> wrote:
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>> > Hi,
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>> > I have a near complete list of parts using Farnell if you are interested.
>> > Some of these parts are not difficult to obtain, even in a third worlds
>> > county such as the UK! I believe that Farnell trade in the US as Newark¹.
>> > For example 140-50N2-100J-TB-RC (Mouser) is equivalent to Farnell part
>> > number 1141756 (10pF/50v ceramic). It also helps to have a line up of
>> > different suppliers in case stock is not available. I could suggest a few
>> > but I think they are UK only. What we need is someone selling a bag of
>> > components along with the boards so that it is a complete kit!
>> >
>> > Cheers,
>> > Andy
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>> > On 21/04/2010 20:09, "psicraft_designs" <tony@...> wrote:
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>>> > > Hi everyone,
>>> > >
>>> > > As a member of the groupbuy set up by HyperJed, I am going about
>>> acquiring the
>>> > > parts needed to populate the new KLM367-a PCBs I have coming - No doubt
>>> there
>>> > > are many of you in the same boat.
>>> > >
>>> > > Jed has been thoughtful enough to provide parts lists on the group buy
>>> list,
>>> > > but of course this is only the main piece of the pirate's treasure map
>>> and not
>>> > > the buried chest of doubloons we are after - I am starting this thread
to
>>> > > serve as a focus for our combined efforts to source and order all the
>>> parts
>>> > > required from the numerous vendors in question.
>>> > >
>>> > > Let me start with with a note for those who plan to order from Mouser: I
>>> have
>>> > > imported Jed's list into a mouser project that contains most of the
>>> available
>>> > > parts in one big order. If anyone would like to get access to this
>>> please let
>>> > > me know and we'll set it up via private message. You can order this
>>> project's
>>> > > parts as one package for around $60 USD (depending on your local
>>> exchange
>>> > > rates) and it includes all of the mouser part numbers in Jed's parts
>>> list with
>>> > > the exception of the following: 140-50N2-100J-TB-RC. This part is a
>>> ceramic
>>> > > disc capacitor that mouser will only sell in lots of 2000 (!).
>>> > >
>>> > > There are also a number of items in this project that mouser has listed
as
>>> > > backorder. They are:
>>> > >
>>> > > PART DESCRIPTION REQ'D
>>> > > 291-62K-RC Carbon Film Resistors 62Kohms 0.05 1
>>> > > 291-68K-RC Carbon Film Resistors 68Kohms 0.05 1
>>> > > CMF5510K000FHEK Metal Film Resistors 1/4watt 10Kohms 1% 1
>>> > > 291-22M-RC Carbon Film Resistors 22Mohms 0.05 1
>>> > > 291-2.2M-RC Carbon Film Resistors 2.2Mohms 0.05 1
>>> > > UFW1H100MDD Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors 5
>>> > > HEF4066BP,652 Multiplexer Switch ICs QUAD BILATERL SW 1
>>> > > CD4051BEE4 Multiplexer Switch ICs 8-Channel Analog 2
>>> > > CD4011UBEE4 Gates (AND / NAND / OR / NOR) Quad 2-Input 3
>>> > > TL072ACP Op Amps JFET Input Low Noise 3
>>> > > CD4042BE Latches Quad D-Type 6
>>> > >
>>> > > If you order the project without removing these items they will go into
a
>>> > > backorder, which may not be what you want.
>>> > >
>>> > > For a starting question to the group, I am interested to know if anyone
>>> has a
>>> > > source on the 140-50N2-100J-TB-RC (or has bought 2000 of them and would
>>> like
>>> > > to sell a few ;-) ) and also if there are any opinions about simply
>>> doing a
>>> > > backorder with Mouser vs. ordering these out of stock parts from an
>>> alternate
>>> > > supplier like Digi-Key.
>>> > >
>>> > > Let the games begin... !
>>> > >
>>> > > Tony
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
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