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    Whew, a lot of components! Will take a while to get everything purchased.
    no no and yet one no! not buy the components! you will find all in trash electronics boards.
    my all projects are based on accessable componets you will easy get from old CRT VGA, SVGA monitors, CRT tv-sets, recorders, etc - all those 4066, 4053, TL062, TL082, TL084 and much much more.
    all resistors, all caps, all diodes, all transistors, too. no rare types. but something you will find
    at ebay. i buy something i have not too at ebay from chinees.

    DO NOT BUY THE COMPONENTS.

  • #2
    I re-purpose Tons of components all the time. I buy from cheap outlets like Tayta too. Never had issues with their parts other then connectors , IC Socket and stuff being somewhat cheap azz but they work for what I'm doing. Never had to buy Power Transistors, MosFet or the like. All Reclaimed from old TV's. You can obtain 300ft of .22 SWG wire from Degauss Coils. I have coffee cans of Transistors to go through. I just sit on the couch and punch the number into Google and document everything I have on Note Pad.

    This is just a Taste of what I have pulled and will work:

    5588

    2N2222 NPN

    PN3906 PNP

    3906 Sub PN4889 PNP

    2N3819 N-fet

    BC 109 PNP

    MPSA13 NPN Darlington

    MPS D04 NPN Darlington

    BD 139 and 140 NPN/PNP Pair



    LM311 Comp 5Ea
    LM387 Op 1Ea
    LM386 AudioAmp 1Ea
    LM741 Op 6Ea
    uA709 Op 1Ea
    LM555 1Ea
    LM7555 / L555CP 3Ea


    ECG 4011B 3EA
    CD4011UBE 3EA
    ECG778 OP 2EA
    9400CJ 1EA
    ECG909D (709) 1EA
    UL709CL (CAN) 1EA
    ECG955 (555) 2EA
    SK3514 (914,741CAN) 1EA
    NE565N 1EA
    78L05 5EA
    78L12 12EA
    79LO5 7EA
    CA741CT 5EA
    ECG5465
    SCR 10A/400V 1EA
    276-1067
    SCR 6A/200VOLT 2EA
    2N3819 FET N CHN 1EA
    MPF102 FET N CHN 1EA
    342 QUAD OP 1EA
    386N OP 1EA
    276-1143
    DIODE 3A/200PIV 1EA
    ECG466 JFET 1EA
    SK3444 (123A)NPN 1EA
    ECG123A NPN 1EA
    ECG219 NPN 1EA


    DM74175N x6 Hex/quad D Flip-flops With Clear

    SN7409N x2 QUAD 2-INPUT AND GATE

    SN7408 QUADRUPLE 2-INPUT POSITIVE-AND GATES

    LM358N Low Power Dual Op-Amp

    SN74H21 x2 Dual 4 input And Gates

    SFC2723C Mil Standard 2-37V adjustable Positive Regulator (Used)

    C4558C HIGH PERFORMANCE DUAL OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER

    5218 Dual low-noise op amp

    C393C Op Amp


    CD4051AE CMOS MULTIPLEXER

    CD4069 x8 Inverter

    CD4020 x2 Binary Counter

    MC14053B x2 Analog Multiplexers/Demultiplexers

    MC4052AC CMOS Quad 2-Input NAND Schmitt Triggers

    MC14011B x9 CMOS Quad 2-Input NAND Gate

    CD4031 CMOS 64-STAGE STATIC SHIFT REGISTER

    MC14163 CMOS Programable 4 bit counter

    MC14070B x3 Quad Exclusive Or Gate

    MC14072B CMOS Dual 4-Input OR Gate

    4050B x2 Hex Buffer Converter

    4075B Triple three-input OR gate

    MC144557B x2 1-to-64 Bit Variable Length Shift Register

    4532B 8-Bit Priority Encoder

    MC14585 x2 4-Bit Magnitude Comparator

    MC14001CL Quad 2 input Nor Gate

    CD4520BE x2 CMOS Dual Binary Up-Counter

    CD4082BE DUAL 4 INPUT POSITIVE AND GATE IC

    HA11752 Stereo preamp and FM AGC Circuit

    MC14013B x5 Dual Type D Flip-Flop

    CD4015AE x4 CMOS Dual 4-Stage Static Shift Register

    CD4081BE x5 CMOS Quad 2-Input AND Gate

    MC14013B x4 Dual Type D Flip-Flop

    CD4053BE CMOS Analog Multiplexers/Demultiplexers with Logic Level Conversion

    MC14071B x7 Quad 2-input NOR GATE

    MC14014BCP SHIFT REGISTER 8BIT

    MOSTEK8225 (MK4116N-3GP) 16,384 X 1 BIT DYNAMIC RAM

    TP4044AN CMOS R/S LATCH

    CD4081BE x2 CMOS Quad 2-Input AND Gate

    TL0066CP 18V; adjustable low-power JFET-input operational

    4558AC DUAL WIDE BANDWIDTH OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS

    BA225 Timer

    MC3302 Quad Voltage Comparator

    CD4093BE CMOS Quad 2-Input NAND Schmitt Triggers

    LA3350 PLL MULTIPLEX STEREO DEMODULATOR

    MC14516CB Binary Up/Down Counter

    AN5560 50/60Hz Detection for TV

    TA7133P(SIP) GP PLL sub chan demod

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    • #3
      I tried that once, just once. It is a real pain in the behind reclaiming parts. Takes forever to free up a soldered part. Most come free without enough leg to re-solder in the new board. And what about longevity. After 10-years of being turned on and off, would guess most tv components have about reached death. But then, suppose there are equipment/de-soldering tools I do not have, that would make it easier. So just cheap parts from Thailand or China are my meal ticket.

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      • #4
        Salvage mania...


        Do you know what is this?, Resistor look with transparent glass

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        • #5
          Have you tried measuring it, R, C, diode etc?
          I think it's likely to be a ceramic capacitor. Basically an SMD one, fitted into a leaded package. I have some similar ones in my salvaged stuff, they were 100nF, used for power rail decoupling.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Skippy View Post
            Have you tried measuring it, R, C, diode etc?
            I think it's likely to be a ceramic capacitor. Basically an SMD one, fitted into a leaded package. I have some similar ones in my salvaged stuff, they were 100nF, used for power rail decoupling.
            my LCR not read anything,when my lcr is not reading its ussualy a capacitor bellow 30pf or an inductor bellow 10uh. And that white square one is unknown part either, no marking or color code, just "T" symbol.

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            • #7
              You need one of these. http://www.acehardware.com/product/i...f-07b001a8f99c

              You can heat all pins of IC's in a second and just pop them out. Power Transistors a snap. Happens so fast the Components do not get so hot.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by ripsdevala View Post

                Do you know what is this?, Resistor look with transparent glass
                it is a germanium diode

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by eclipse View Post
                  it is a germanium diode
                  Absolutely right, new knowledge
                  http://www.reuk.co.uk/wordpress/elec...manium-diodes/

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                  • #10
                    for example i got nice preamps TLE... logics of 4000 series, MOSFETs in DIP4, from vintage 5 mb or less hard discs of XT-AT286 epoch.
                    than older electronics boards than that is useful for us.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by eclipse View Post
                      it is a germanium diode
                      probably its ceramic capacitor. learn position marking on a board desoldering, if you see Cxx so it is cap.

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                        • #13
                          ups. this is high voltage protection, kinda a discharger. not diode and not capacitor.

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                          • #14
                            don't forget old motherboards for fets and caps lol also gold recovery and other metals if your up for it lol

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                            • #15
                              Mehh.. Leave it behind.... many pc board on the box, i think its need full load of truck to get gold from ic scrap.

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