[Noisebridge-discuss] Where do people go for retail electronic parts?

[Rachel McConnell]

Al Lasher's in Berkeley is an actual electronics retail store, with a 
wide (for brick&mortar) selection of parts of all kinds.  It's pretty 
old-school, totally worth a visit.  http://allashers.com/?page_id=18

And Jameco lets you order online and then pick up your order in person I 
think sometimes the same day.  You can't browse IRL though. 
http://www.jameco.com/

On 10/15/12 10:56 AM, Scott Dier wrote:
> I know techshop has a little store attached to their operation, it
> might be less of a rip off than radio shack.
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> Further afield there is HSC (Lawrence Caltrain), could always organize
> a field trip with friends...
>
> On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 10:44 AM, Robert Atkins <ratkins at fastmail.fm> wrote:
>> Aside from Radio Shack, where do people go in this town to buy hook-up wire, solder, barrel plugs, crimp housings, battery holders et al? I think Radio Shack probably has everything I want, but if there's somewhere with a better range (accessible by public transport) I'll give that a go first.
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>> Cheers, Robert.
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