There is a large catalog order company called RS electronics which
appears to be europe centric.  I've heard good things about them.

I was not speaking of Radio Shack, although they have a decent selection
of components in my area (I have two stores within 3 miles of me, one in
walking distance).  This could be because of the University of Michigan
also in the area, as well as Eastern Michigan University and Washtenaw
Community College - all of whom have electronics programs of varying
usefulness.

Expensive, and not a good selection, but nice to have for the occasional
I-Need-It-Now requisition.

The email address of the original post seems to indicate a person
outside the US, which is why I suggested RS Electronics.

-Adam

Brendan Moran wrote:

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>From: "M. Adam Davis" <adampic@UBASICS.COM>
>To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
>Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 7:54 AM
>Subject: Re: [EE]: FLASH memory interfacing - really so complicated?
>
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>>Digikey has some, I'm sure you can get them from RS or your local
>>electronics supplier.
>>
>>
>
>RS.  You mean RadioShack?  In Canada, or at least in B.C. RadioShack is the
>electronics store that used to be.  If you want components, you *can't* go
>to RadioShack.  They won't have them.  I know they've dropped most of their
>component inventory in all the stores in the Greater Vancouver, but I
>suspect that it extends throughout B.C.
>
>--Brendan
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