MOTM

I'm putting together a Mouser BOM for the MOTM 300 and have a few  
questions:

- Spectrol 149s are still available from the store, right? Isn't it  
the 148 that went away? (You mentioned that the "in stock" indicator  
on the store doesn't relate to anything.) And Bourns 95A1 (Mouser  
652-91A1A-B24-B20) are still used also?
- When I'm ordering parts like op amps, does "DIP" mean through-hole  
and "SOIC" mean surface-mount? I'm worried that I'm going to end up  
with the wrong one since SMT is more common these days. I double-check  
each part but I feel sure to miss one and get little mouse turds  
instead of through-hole diodes.
- Any special consideration in the capacitor department, other than  
what's in the manual's parts list?

Thanks, -jl

p.s. This page is a godsend:
http://www.hotrodmotm.com/parts_list.htm



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--- Jeff Laity <synthetic@...> wrote:

> - When I'm ordering parts like op amps, does "DIP" mean through-hole  
> and "SOIC" mean surface-mount? I'm worried that I'm going to end up  
> with the wrong one since SMT is more common these days. I double-check  
> each part but I feel sure to miss one and get little mouse turds  
> instead of through-hole diodes.
<snip>


probably yes.  when in doubt, take a look at the part number in the online
catalog and match it to the illustration...you should see a big difference
between DIP and SOIC.


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the mouser list view pages usually have the form factor of the 
component in a handily prominent location. not that this hasn't 
resulted in me spacing and getting turds in the mail...

>
>probably yes.  when in doubt, take a look at the part number in the online
>catalog and match it to the illustration...you should see a big difference
>between DIP and SOIC.