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Martin King
Sat Oct 02 2010, 11:04AM Print
Martin King Registered Member #3040 Joined: Tue Jul 27 2010, 03:15PM
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Hi, I'm working in NY/NJ next week (just about to fly out now) and am after recommendations for good electronics parts suppliers? (short notice job and no time to get stuff together frown ) Particularly interested in anyone who can Supply Atmel micro's as well. Also not sure how much time I'll have but if there are any 4HV'ers in the area that fancy showing off their Tesla coil etc. one evening I may be up for a meetup?

Cheers.
Martin.
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HV Enthusiast
Sat Oct 02 2010, 03:40PM
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Unfortunately, your best bets are the online suppliers. Digikey, Newark, Allied, Mouser, Future, RELL, etc... Not really a store you can visit physically that will have parts. Those days are long over.
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Adam Munich
Sat Oct 02 2010, 05:33PM
Adam Munich Registered Member #2893 Joined: Tue Jun 01 2010, 09:25PM
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When I order from BGmicro parts arrive in no more than 5 days, often 3. If you want things fast that's likely your best bet. I'm not sure if they carry amtel chips though. Also, now's your chance to buy things that UK customs would snatch, like the SSY-1.
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ScotchTapeLord
Sat Oct 02 2010, 09:51PM
ScotchTapeLord Registered Member #1875 Joined: Sun Dec 21 2008, 06:36PM
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As someone who lives in New York and is going to school right on the Jersey side of the Hudson River, I can tell you that online ordering is the only way to go... unless you just need something small like a 555 timer, resistor, capacitor, or small transistor in a hurry, in which case most Radio Shacks can help.... but that'll still be four times as expensive as ordering online.

Digikey is probably the most comprehensive component carrier, but it ships all the way from California.
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Martin King
Sun Oct 03 2010, 03:58AM
Martin King Registered Member #3040 Joined: Tue Jul 27 2010, 03:15PM
Location: South of London. UK
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Grenadier wrote ...

parts arrive in no more than 5 days, often 3.

Ouch! we're spoilt in the UK, being a nice small country pretty much everything is next day, maybe 2 days.

The Atmels were more of a nice to have contingency, I have some with me so should be OK. As for anything else, Radioshack will probably do. Any recommendations of out of the ordinary (i.e. non-tourist) places to visit, e.g. surplus shops etc?

Martin.
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pauleddy
Sun Oct 03 2010, 04:13AM
pauleddy Registered Member #2909 Joined: Wed Jun 09 2010, 12:31AM
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some of Tesla's Labs were in new york but i dont think there there any more you can use google to find the old locations
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803
Sun Oct 03 2010, 03:23PM
803 Registered Member #2807 Joined: Fri Apr 16 2010, 08:10PM
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In CT there is the last electronics store in probley New England. It's called Cables and Connectors. I go there every week:-D

Visit their website Link2

(they have more stuf in the store than their website

I DO NOT OWN THIS STORE
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