Home |
Search |
Today's Posts |
#1
![]() |
|||
|
|||
![]()
Do a web search for the part number, and you'll get quite a few hits
showing sites that have them for sale. Roy Lewallen, W7EL Mike Silva wrote: Caution: this may be the most unimportant post you read today (or this month, or this year, or...) Anyway, I haven't been in the market for QRP-level transistors for a long time, having laid in a lifetime's supply years ago, but today just for fun I searched for some of the usual suspects from the past (2N3553, 2N3866, 2N4427, MRF237, 2N5109, 2SC799, etc) on Ebay and found almost nothing to be had. This greatly surprised me, as I was expecting to find all of my old friends readily available. So, are the "old standards" really hard to find now, or are they still readily available (outside of Ebay), or what??? I have to mention the irony that I am able to find any vacuum tube I could possibly want on Ebay, including dozens of types that would make excellent QRP finals, from a seemingly unlimited number of sellers! :-) 73, Mike, KK6GM |
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
Display Modes | |
|
|
![]() |
||||
Thread | Forum | |||
VERY RARE PIXYTONE TRANSISTOR RADIO on ebay about 10quid at mo! | Equipment | |||
ebay message? hoax or real? | Equipment | |||
ebay message? hoax or real? | Equipment | |||
Almost bought a stolen? or bad listing, SX28 read email from ebay | Boatanchors | |||
matching transistors HOW???? | Homebrew |