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"J. Mc Laughlin" wrote in
: Dear Ian (also my father's name): Thank you for your note. It is a mystery to me why those who sell via the Internet do not work hard at keeping their sites up-to-date. 73, Mac N8TT Mac, If you have your heart set on #31 mix, this option isn't a good one... but if you can use #73 or #43, you will regularly see sleeves in various sizes and materials on Ebay. Many have Fair-rite numbers so you can check to see if they suit. Some advertisers state that the cores are Fair-rite cores, if they know that, they should know the part numbers though they don't always state them in the descriptions. I have bought ferrites from one of the suppliers, the goods seem to comply with the part number descriptions (dimensions, mu) and their service to Australia was quick and cheap. In this part of the world, product from Asia is available economically... but we have to characterise them and long term product availability is a bit of an issue. Owen |
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