[TriLUG] OT: local source for logic ICs?

[Phillip Rhodes (Fogbeam Labs)]

I think Popular Electronics is gone, but I still see "Circuit Cellar" and
"Everday Practical Electronics" on the shelf at Barnes & Noble frequently.
They had "Nuts and Volts" as well, until a year or so ago.  Not sure if
that one is still around or not.

B&N also carry "Raspberry Pi Geek" magazine and some other semi-regular
publications on rPi.


Phil


On Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 4:57 PM, Ric Moore <wayward4now at gmail.com> wrote:

> On 01/16/2015 04:04 PM, Peter Neilson wrote:
>
>> I have had luck getting parts from Brantley in Fayetteville:
>> http://www.brantleyelectronic.com/
>> 910-485-2100
>>
>> Mind you, it's been over ten years since I was there, but the place
>> reminded me of RS back when it was just one little store at 167
>> Washington Street in Boston. Used to go there all the time around 1957.
>> There were a bunch of ham radio parts-or-equipment places around greater
>> Boston, too, run by hams, so of course they knew their stuff.
>>
>
> Popular Electronics! Is that rag still in existence?? Those were the days!
> I still want a Popular Mechanics flying car! Or, just simple gyrocopter. :)
> Ric
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