29 Feb
2008
29 Feb
'08
4:54 p.m.
DigiKey or Unicorn Electronics.
Both want $25 on the order or a handling fee applies.
Grant
At 09:03 AM 2/29/2008, you wrote:
It used to be you could go to Radio Shack and pick up a
couple of
74ls02
chips as needed. Now it seems there isn?t a source for
someone who
wants to
purchase a handful of 74xx ttl chips. I have a ?brand
new? s100 SIO
card
that is just missing the 14 logic chips to go in the
sockets, but I am
not
finding a convenient source for them.
Anyone know where I can go to find them in very small quantities?
Jeff Erwin
The Digikey "Handling fee" used to be $5 . . .
If you're buying 14 TTL's, you may already be at the $25 minimum. . .
I don't usually start with Digikey, though.
Try checking out MOUSER . . . MCM electronics, or JAMECO.
All can be reached at their .com websites. . .
(Jameco still has NOS 4164's and 41256's and decent prices.)
T
29 Feb
29 Feb
11:35 p.m.
For small amounts I use Jameco Electronics...
tiggerlasv at aim.com wrote:
DigiKey or Unicorn Electronics.
Both want $25 on the order or a handling fee
applies.
Grant
At 09:03 AM 2/29/2008, you wrote:
It used to be you could go to Radio Shack and
pick up a couple of
74ls02
chips as needed. Now it seems there isn?t a
source for someone who
wants to
purchase a handful of 74xx ttl chips. I have a
?brand new? s100 SIO
card
that is just missing the 14 logic chips to go in
the sockets, but I am
not
finding a convenient source for them.
Anyone know where I can go to find them in very small quantities?
Jeff Erwin
The Digikey "Handling fee" used to be $5 . . .
If you're buying 14 TTL's, you may already be at the $25 minimum. . .
I don't usually start with Digikey, though.
Try checking out MOUSER . . . MCM electronics, or JAMECO.
All can be reached at their .com websites. . .
(Jameco still has NOS 4164's and 41256's and decent prices.)
T
1 Mar
1 Mar
12:31 a.m.
On 1 Mar 2008 at 1:35, Michael Lee wrote:
For small amounts I use Jameco Electronics...
Where does one go to find the not-very-common TTL? e.g., the 7497
rate multiplier; the 74199 8-bit register, etc. TI had some pretty
estoteric circuits also--74LS362, 74LS444, 74S485, 74S481...
Cheers,
Chuck
2:33 p.m.
At 11:31 PM 2/29/2008, you wrote:
On 1 Mar 2008 at 1:35, Michael Lee wrote:
Unicorn has the 97 and 199, and can get you everything else.
I have bought every single vintage IC for all of my kits through
Unicorn. If it isn't listed on their web site, I custom order
them. I've bought 8008s, the Kenbak memory, everything.
For small amounts I use Jameco Electronics...
Where does one go to find the not-very-common TTL? e.g., the 7497
rate multiplier; the 74199 8-bit register, etc. TI had some pretty
estoteric circuits also--74LS362, 74LS444, 74S485, 74S481... 
3:22 p.m.
Grant Stockly wrote:
Unicorn has the 97 and 199, and can get you everything
else.
I have bought every single vintage IC for all of my kits through
Unicorn. If it isn't listed on their web site, I custom order them.
I've bought 8008s, the Kenbak memory, everything.
URL? Googling gives me at least 2 that sell ICs.
-chuck
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