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Offline vatin

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Where can I get electronic parts for ergodox assembly in small quantity? I saw digikeys and rscomponents sell diodes in lot of hundreds. For those parts listed http://ergodox.org/Hardware.aspx that calls for only 1 piece, I need only a couple of those, in case I screw up. Where can I get those?

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Thank you all. I have completed my ergodox ;D
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=42772.msg1407236#msg1407236
« Last Edit: Sat, 19 July 2014, 05:04:23 by vatin »
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Where can I get electronic parts for ergodox assembly in small quantity? I saw digikeys and rscomponents sell diodes in lot of hundreds. For those parts listed http://ergodox.org/Hardware.aspx that calls for only 1 piece, I need only a couple of those, in case I screw up. Where can I get those?

Since you are located in Thailand:  I've ordered from this place (via ebay) with success before http://www.taydaelectronics.com/
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Yeah, digikey it is. I just placed an order and have my buying agent forward em to my home town.
« Last Edit: Sun, 25 May 2014, 11:03:08 by vatin »
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if you're in thailand, i'd buy from HK

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Since you are located in Thailand:  I've ordered from this place (via ebay) with success before http://www.taydaelectronics.com/

Seconded. Tayda is a popular source of components for amateur builders. I usually order from mouser, especially if I buy large quantities (100+ of one reference), but for small quantities and inexpensive shipping, tayda is rather good.

edit: okay, just saw you went with digikey. I'm leaving this post in case anyone wonders about tayda.
« Last Edit: Sun, 25 May 2014, 13:05:35 by qwack »

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there's also seeed studios

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Visited tayda's site and tried search for io expander it turns out nothing. So I think digikeys it is
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Thank you all.
I have completed my ergodox ;D
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=42772.msg1407236#msg1407236
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