RCA OLDER Integrated circuits. (most are NEW OLD STOCK). CA3020, CA3028A,
CA3053 (I only have the one spare), others all metal can multilead packs...stored in
a foil lined drawer with ESD precautions observed.
--- Motorola as well. I have another drawer set up for MOTOROLA ICs. NOTE: some
parts are ESD sensitive. I have an HONOUR SYSTEM return policy for ESD
sensitive parts. -- try it..if it doesnt work..I will refund you. HAMs ONLY.
I have all sorts of terminals and solder posts. If you need some..let me know..I can
send along a small amount or two for projects. 20 terminals for a buck plus the cost of
postage..in CANADA only $1.44 padded envelope. A bit more elsewhere. When people
bring these items to ham radio flea markets..I buy them up because not only can I use
them but I can sell them to homebrewers and tinkerers who use them.
Feed through Capacitors some solder in some threaded mounting. I have
about 100 in stock. I think they are all .001uf value. I can sell some very
reasonable price. This type of item can be shipped letter mail..inexpensively.
Some of my items..like these 14
lead dual in line pack OP AMPS
are grouped generically and I
have the part numbers in my
book.
LM324s, LM348s, AD713 (Not
too many of these around I
have 12 in stock).

8 pin OP AMPS...these are
similar situation ..in that I have
made a broad generic
classification and created a
parts bin which includes
various different part
numbered 8 lead dual in line
parts of this nature.
NE555 and NE556 chips
TIMERS..

I have plenty of these and I know I
won't use them all myself. I CAN
SEND SOME ACROSS CANADA FOR
$1.44 in an envelope.
Pictures of the parts I have in stock... to give you an idea of general quantities and types of parts available. NOTE: Certain
parts if they get demands on them..I go out and buy more to replenish the stocks.

I buy in bulk and split into smaller quantities. I mark the parts up 30 pct over my costs. So that is the rule of thumb by
which I operate. I can save you money with the smaller orders (by shipping low cost). $1.44 across CANADA as a general
rule ...about double that for USA and about $5.30 to many overseas destinations (Light PACKET AIR).
my P.I.N. diodes. I don't keep a great deal
of stock.

I see if it sells first. If there seems to be a
demand..I will go out and do a bulk buy
from HONK KONG
(usually).

I did that with NE602s. They sold well at my
ham radio flea market table and Ive sold
some by mail order..so I went out and
bought a LOT of 50. They are widely
available on ebay and these are the older
versions of the NE612 s. Supposedly the
NE602s have better specs!
RELAYS..I HAVE A COUPLE OF
BOXES FILLED WITH VARIOUS
TYPES.

I have new old surplus and some used.

all can be tested. -- at least..I can test
the activation of the relay with a
voltage and do a visual check on the
contacts.
I have about 10 real nice relays that
are good for the ATLAS 210x. and I
have plenty of 24 vdc relays and other
stuff.
NE602An picture to
go here soon.
Final Output transistors

I dont have any available
for 100 watt rigs. They
are too expensive to
stock and they usually
are held onto by hams
and hard to buy second
hand.
I do have quite a few
QRP final transistors
and I can match them up
for you for FREE when
you buy a pair from me.
I have built a test jig.
Pictured on this page.
I got this circuit from the QRP Builder (qrp pops)
web site. I think the fellow was matching
transistors for AUDIO WORK WITH IT. Perhaps to
form a matched set of transistors for a
complementary PAIR.
It works well. It measures collector voltage in
the circuit and I always use 12.5 volts as the
supply voltage and I tag the transistors I match
up. These are MRF476 (high gain 17db gain)
transistors. The two 5.65 and 5.56 are close
enough. I now get almost 9 watts output with my
Ten Tec Argonaut 515 using these two matched
transistors.
This page is being worked
on 18 Jan 2012.
Radio Frequency (RF) Relays/High Frequency (HF) Relays 12V DC-1GHz .15W NEW OLD SURPLUS I bought.
$6.00 -- 1/5th  cost of MOUSER! -- ACTUALLY ..when people found these items listed on my web site at this good price..I got alot of demand ..so I
had to limit quantity and I plan to keep about 6 or 8 for my own use.
The OMRON relays ..right hand side of pic..were bought
by me from DIGIKEY last year. I over bought. I plan to use
some on a full break in circuit that I found on the web.
I have extras if you want to try that circuit. My mark up on
price is about 30 percent but I can ship these small parts
for a low cost..which makes in worth while monitarily for
my customers. I have a DIGIKEY account here and can
order in parts for people (hams) when I do an order for
myself.
Transistor Matching.. I do it as a free service to hams who buy a
set of finals (qrp finals) from me. I have many types of qrp finals
including MRF types like MRF237s AND MRF476s.
email link here: earlinclayton@yahoo.com
Are you getting out of homebrewing or repair and have a
bunch of parts you'd like a good home for? You can give
me an email and I can do most of the work over the web
with estimates by digital pics AND I do travel down to
Ottawa from Elliot Lake ..ie for the Smiths Falls flea
market in May and Carp/west Ottawa ham radio flea
market in early September. I always have a table booked
for these two flea markets and we can meet there. I also
go to the Sudbury ham radio flea market.
I take PAY PAL..at my other email
address (we can arrange payment if you
wish to buy something).
This is a "HOBBY BUSINESS". I took early retirement from a job where I sat in front of a computer all day in the Federal Government (orbiting other planets).

I took early retirement option. --- I checked with a retired TAX AUDITOR..who was also a Federal Employee. He told me I did not have to collect GST because my
sales were so very far below the threashold of $30,000 annually. -- I have had quite a few courses on how to start a small business. Right now..I dont classify
this as a small business because I spend more than I make!! FOR EXAMPLE: I travel 8 hours each way down to Ottawa flea markets twice a year and I spend
money on gas ect and I only make grossprofit  (before expenses) of maybe $30 to $40 on my small parts sales!!!! I just do these things as a hobby!!!!!

I do keep records of my sales and my buying activities. As one fellow told me (even if you just keep your records in a shoe box!!) That is literally what I do!

I was a LANDLORD for 5 years as I rented out a house I owned and I had to keep records for sure then! -- I was never audited in that time period.
link back to www.hamelectronics magazine
== A FREE ON LINE MAGAZINE..dedicated to the
technical side of ham radio ==
more parts
pictured below.
MOUSER sells these BFR520 transistors for 38 cents each cut
reel.

I sell for 70 cents each..but can send them letter mail for cost of
about $1.44 in CANADA and a bit more else where.