[Milsurplus] Component sources.

[Al Klase]

By all mean, start with Sal.  He's one of our guys, here at the New 
Jersey Antique Radio Club.  I didn't realize he had a web presents.
(Thanks Joe)

Al

Al Klase – N3FRQ
Jersey City, NJ
http://www.skywaves.ar88.net/

On 11/15/2015 8:24 AM, Joe Connor wrote:
> There are a lot of good on-line sources for caps and resistors.
>
> Mouser is excellent. They have an impressive inventory and their 
> shipping and customer service are first rate. Recently, however, the 
> prices of their axial caps seem to have gone up considerably.
>
> Another source for caps is Sal Brisandi. 
> http://www.tuberadios.com/capacitors/
> His prices are good, and so is his customer service.
>
> Other good sources are Radio Daze -- Radio Daze LLC 
> <http://radiodaze.com/> -- and Antique Electric Supply -- 
> https://www.tubesandmore.com/
>
> I haven't used the supplier that Al Klase mentioned but Al knows his 
> stuff so if he recommends them, they must be good.
>
> You really can't go wrong with any of these suppliers.
>
>
>               Joe Connor
>
>
>
> On Saturday, November 14, 2015 8:16 PM, Al Klase <ark at ar88.net> wrote:
>
>
>
>     I.B.
>
>     I do a lot of antique restoration.
>
>     The yellow axial-lead caps out of China are quite good. The
>     problem with
>     all this stuff is shipping cost.
>     I'd start out by buying the $20-couple dollar assortment (60 pieces)
>     from http://www.radioantiques.com/supplies.html,
>
>     You can buy an assortment of 2-watt metal film resistors on Ebay,
>     directly out of China for almost no money. They are physically
>     about the
>     same size as 1/2-watt carbon units. 500 pieces for $28.50 shipped.
>     Yeah,
>     it's a permanent fix for a temporary problem. Main drawback is a
>     4-band
>     rather than 3-band color code.
>
>     Al
>
>     Al Klase – N3FRQ
>     Jersey City, NJ
>     http://www.skywaves.ar88.net/
>
>     On 11/14/2015 7:46 PM, lbfulton at windstream.net
>     <mailto:lbfulton at windstream.net> wrote:
>     > I mainly lurk here, but was wondering if any of you guys have
>     any advice as to where to get resistors/capacitors online.  I'm
>     rebuilding a 1940 vintage Sprague Tel Ohmike
>     resistance/capacitance tester and am needing quite a few
>     components.  I know it's not mil., but I'm going to use it to
>     check capacitors in a TCS-12. :)
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