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|    Peter W. to All    |
|    Re: The Utter Futility of Keeping a Larg    |
|    14 Nov 22 05:17:00    |
      From: peterwieck33@gmail.com              > Anyone else have any experiences like this?              I have been playing around this hobby for over 50 years now. Yes, I keep a       small assortment of common values and common parts - but I am always missing       something when a new-to-me object comes along. What I do keep "many" of are       tubes - an auction-box        here, a flea-market box there, the occasional garage sale, and so forth. The       TV-type tubes get culled out pretty fast, but I expect that I have at least       one-of any general-purpose and small-signal tube that I will ever need. About       2/3 of a walk-in closet'       s worth. Sorted.               Mouser is my go-to. $6 + the cost of the part pretty much gets me what I need,       usually within 3/4 days.               Peter Wieck       Melrose Park, PA               --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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