Can anyone pls buy these

[akein lithmal]

Hi,

Ive been having these for so many years and i need to get rid of them

7$ each for big ones


pm me for more details

 

[Papabravo]

They look like obsolete thru-hole scrap with no residual value. Bin 'em and forget 'em.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

They look like obsolete thru-hole scrap with no residual value. Bin 'em and forget 'em.

A bit harsh

Nothing wrong with through-hole - however, presumably the selection of chips was for a specific project, long since uncompleted. As they are 26 years old they are probably of little use now, and of little or no value.

Like anything else, things are only worth what someone is willing to pay, and finding someone interested in old chips is probably unlikely.

 

[AnalogKid]

A bit harsh

Agree. Kids these days . . .

ak

 

[AnalogKid]

presumably the selection of chips was for a specific project,

Disagree. They look like free samples still in the original Maxim plastic boxes. Maybe requested for a specific project, but more likely acquired for an unknown future project that never materialized.

BTW, not all carbon-impregnated forms were created equal. Over decades, some can actually dissolve component pins. Old TI foam still is good, while old RCA and Motorola foam is terrible.

ak

 

[granddad]

Its difficult to bin old silicon ...

 

[akein lithmal]

The thing is its 7$ in the site so in my country 7$ is alot so thats why

 

[akein lithmal]

Its difficult to bin old silicon ...

Its difficult to bin old silicon ...

Disagree. They look like free samples still in the original Maxim plastic boxes. Maybe requested for a specific project, but more likely acquired for an unknown future project that never materialized.

BTW, not all carbon-impregnated forms were created equal. Over decades, some can actually dissolve component pins. Old TI foam still is good, while old RCA and Motorola foam is terrible.

ak

Agree. Kids these days . . .

ak

A bit harsh

Nothing wrong with through-hole - however, presumably the selection of chips was for a specific project, long since uncompleted. As they are 26 years old they are probably of little use now, and of little or no value.

Like anything else, things are only worth what someone is willing to pay, and finding someone interested in old chips is probably unlikely.

They look like obsolete thru-hole scrap with no residual value. Bin 'em and forget 'em.

To me they are expensive but i dont need them

 

[akein lithmal]

They look like obsolete thru-hole scrap with no residual value. Bin 'em and forget 'em.

Thats for you

 

[schmitt trigger]

The important thing is: in what country are you located?
The understand the mailing costs?

 

[ZipZapOuch]

Hi,

Ive been having these for so many years and i need to get rid of them

7$ each for big ones


Email me for more details

Alpixelnetwork@gmail.com

I'd rather buy from a local at the price ($7 on Digikey Marketplace) and minimal local shipping costs (i.e. Not shipping from Sri Lanka).

 

[ZipZapOuch]

The important thing is: in what country are you located?
The understand the mailing costs?

His profile says, Sri Lanka

 

[Beau Schwabe]

Maybe List what they are ... i.e. LCD driver, 555 Timer, Step-Up switching controller, Decade Counter, 4-Digit presetable Up/Down counter, Hi performance Op Amp, UA Op-Amp

Still. for me, there isn't much I would use out of that these days, but someone else might.

 

[Papabravo]

A bit harsh

Nothing wrong with through-hole - however, presumably the selection of chips was for a specific project, long since uncompleted. As they are 26 years old they are probably of little use now, and of little or no value.

Like anything else, things are only worth what someone is willing to pay, and finding someone interested in old chips is probably unlikely.

Reality is harsh. Nobody has manufactured much of anything thru-hole for at least a decade. Useful for a prototype or in a hobbyist's junk box perhaps but expecting $7 for them is pretty unreasonable. I pitched my vast collection over the last three years.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

Reality is harsh. Nobody has manufactured much of anything thru-hole for at least a decade. Useful for a prototype or in a hobbyist's junk box perhaps but expecting $7 for them is pretty unreasonable. I pitched my vast collection over the last three years.

Almost all our small scale manufacturing is through-hole - only parts that are SM only get used as SM parts. Hand building SM boards is too time consuming.

 

[Papabravo]

Small scale manufacturing is pretty close to being an oxymoron. It's not really manufacturing, more like a hobby or vanity enterprise.

 

[rjenkinsgb]

Our "Small scale manufacturing" products are part of packaging lines worldwide - anything you buy in sealed polythene bags such as frozen food has a good probability of being made on a machine that includes our polythene welding controllers. Also used for numerous varied things from bank cash bags to cold weather survival kits.