Slightly but just off topic, but an answer that will lighten my mood … the mood of a elderly Swedish electronic women with a concrete arm (after a stroke a few years ago).
She asked if if I could bring home a bunch of (100) Midget Flange lamps CM387 28V 40mA.
Do anyone have an address to a Chicagoan electronics surplus shop OR any idea where to find these lamps (cheaply) elsewhere?
She asked if if I could bring home a bunch of (100) Midget Flange lamps CM387 28V 40mA.
Do anyone have an address to a Chicagoan electronics surplus shop OR any idea where to find these lamps (cheaply) elsewhere?
These are just a little over 0.70 USD each for qty 100. Not sure about shipping.
Newark (they have a UK warehouse)
https://www.newark.com/c/lighting-products/lamps-tubes/incandescent-lamps?st=cm387
or DigiKey
https://www.digikey.com/en/products...vcc/387/480426?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMYFsDMAOA7CAugXyA
Newark (they have a UK warehouse)
https://www.newark.com/c/lighting-products/lamps-tubes/incandescent-lamps?st=cm387
or DigiKey
https://www.digikey.com/en/products...vcc/387/480426?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMYFsDMAOA7CAugXyA
Dave, not sure but Mark might have been commenting on the quantity available. This is however the 'lighten' thread.
When I plan to come to the land of the feet …. feet?! Huh …. I inform my fellow electrickerans that I can bring home electronic stuff from Unicorn Electronics to save freight and custom fees.
To this woman I brought home a WD disk controller a year ago.
Good deeds to bring som light to people.
To this woman I brought home a WD disk controller a year ago.
Good deeds to bring som light to people.
Those lamps may be used as panel lamps in trucks, 24 V batteries are generally 28.4 really.
I would try auto parts dealers, may be available easier than other places.
I would try auto parts dealers, may be available easier than other places.
Fans of F1 (of a certain age) will get this.
While we're at this..
("Emergency exit, keep clear" - "for personnel only")
("Emergency exit, keep clear" - "for personnel only")
@cracked case , it's been a long time since James Hunt was racing that beast. Those innovative days were more fun.
It's been a long time since Hunt and Murry Walker did commentary together; the child like enthusiasm of Murry, and the knowledge - and cutting remarks on other drivers was a wonderful combination, much missed.
A documentary showing the first British moonlanding:
https://archive.org/details/agranddayout_202001
https://archive.org/details/agranddayout_202001
Celebrating 30 years, us, not the filet kignon.
