[clug] OT: Hardware supplies in Canberra.

Paul Wayper paulway at mabula.net
Sun May 3 13:19:57 GMT 2009


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David Tulloh wrote:
| The sad reality of Farnell's website is that it's the best out there.
| Soanar is about ten times slower and no easier to navigate.  Digikey is
| a US based company with a wider range, it's website looks like it was
| done in the early 90s.  Farnell gets better once you become familiar
| with it, I've had a few people had work help teach me how to navigate it.

Interesting - what's your experience with Futurlec?

http://www.futurlec.com/index.shtml

I ordered a bunch of parts from them; the website's pretty fast, it's plain
HTML for the most part so its easy to Google, and they were pretty prompt
about getting the parts order to me.  It was about an 8/10 on the "finding
what I wanted" scale - compared to Jaycar's 6/10 for me anyway.

HTH,

Paul
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