Thanks for the correction on the minimum order, I didn't remember. I
always try to combine things I may need to get an order that makes it
worth paying the shipping for. Like you said a $10 minimum is pretty easy
to meet! The project lists are real nice for future reference. They list
something like 340,000 different capacitors, so when you find what you
need it is nice to have a record for finding it again!
Tim L.
> I agree, Mouser has been great for my current projects. I like how you
> can
> save a project list so when I do another, it is easy to order up just the
> parts I need without spending extra.
> They have always shipped quickly and for a decent price. They do have a
> $10 minimum, but that is easy to meet.
>
> On Sunday, November 17, 2013 1:23:53 PM UTC-5, TLaing wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> Mouser is a great source for new electronic parts. Their selection is
>> about as good as Newark or Allied but they are much more small buyer
>> friendly. They have a real cheap shipping option ($4.95?) and if I
>> remember right no minimum order. It is easy to set up an account. They
>> ship fast and they have a nice project builder tool. The search tools
>> work
>> well. I have made several purchases from them for antique radio
>> rebuilds
>> and have been very happy.
>> I hate to see a tube type Tek scope dismantled for high voltage caps
>> unless it is trashed.
>> Tim Laing
>>
>>
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