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Before I come down with CRS syndrome, I'd like to complete some
projects started in the early 70's. (!!!!!) Looking for National LM300 series IC's, ie LM371, LM372, LM373, LM375. If you have any of these critters in can or dip package, and they need a new home, email me with details please. Cheap is great, free is even better. Mike W5CHR Memphis, Tenn |
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"Mike Lucas" wrote in message
.. . Before I come down with CRS syndrome, I'd like to complete some projects started in the early 70's. (!!!!!) Looking for National LM300 series IC's, ie LM371, LM372, LM373, LM375. If you have any of these critters in can or dip package, and they need a new home, email me with details please. Cheap is great, free is even better. Mike W5CHR Memphis, Tenn The only part that I could find anywhere was the LM373 at http://www.unicornelectronics.com/IC/LINEAR.html. They have several other LM3xx ICs on the list, but none of the parts you're looking for. Your projects might be DIW if no one has them in their junquebox. What are your projects? Might be a workaround for some of the unobtanium parts. Cheeers Dave M |
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![]() "Dave M" wrote in message Your projects might be DIW if no one has them in their junquebox. What are your projects? Might be a workaround for some of the unobtanium parts. Dave: Lots of projects, so little time and money! The LM373 is for a simple SSB receiver for 3600-3800. HR in the early and mid 70's had a bunch of projects using this chip, and I have everything needed to build a nostalgia receiver. I have read lots of bad stuff about the chip, how the audio is distorted, poor agc, etc, but I want to hear it for myself Tnx for your recommend of Unicorn Electronics. I bought 1 of the LM373, several of the 3911 Temp controller chips and some other obsolete IC's at reasonable prices, just last month from them. Mike's Hobby, Warrenvill, Il. had a few LM series chips, and I cleaned them out last week. All of the 300 series chips are available in big lots through the Evil Chip-Mongers, but onezies are difficult to locate. Thanks for the post, Dave, I'll let the group know how the project turns out Mike W5CHR Memphis. |
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On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:28:33 -0500, Mike Lucas wrote:
"Dave M" wrote in message Your projects might be DIW if no one has them in their junquebox. What are your projects? Might be a workaround for some of the unobtanium parts. Dave: Lots of projects, so little time and money! The LM373 is for a simple SSB receiver for 3600-3800. HR in the early and mid 70's had a bunch of projects using this chip, and I have everything needed to build a nostalgia receiver. I have read lots of bad stuff about the chip, how the audio is distorted, poor agc, etc, but I want to hear it for myself Tnx for your recommend of Unicorn Electronics. I bought 1 of the LM373, several of the 3911 Temp controller chips and some other obsolete IC's at reasonable prices, just last month from them. Mike's Hobby, Warrenvill, Il. had a few LM series chips, and I cleaned them out last week. All of the 300 series chips are available in big lots through the Evil Chip-Mongers, but onezies are difficult to locate. Always keep in mind: http://www.danssmallpartsandkits.net/ Jonesy |
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