Hi Matt,
If it is going to be PIC related
try www.phanderson.com, he has lots of great stuff
geared towrds pic etc at reasonable prices.

http://www.phanderson.com/ordering_1.html

Logic probe kit $2
WARP-13 PIC Programmer $100
www.olimex.com has a cheap programmer at about $20
Jameco JE21 Solderless Breadboard - $4.95
Jameco JE25 Solderless Breadboard - $15.00
Power Supply Kit - $12.00
PIC16F628-20/P, Flash, $3.25
PIC16F876-20/P, Flash, $6.95
PIC16LF877-04/P, Low Power Flash, $6.95
4.0 MHz Crystal and two 20 pFd Caps - $0.75
20.0 MHz Crystal and two 20 pFd Caps - $0.75
T1-3/4 LED, red,  integrated resistor (5V) - 4/$1.00
T1-3/4 LED, green,  integrated resistor (5V) - 4/$1.00
T1-3/4 LED, yellow,  integrated resistor (5V) - 4/$1.00
Diode 1N4004 - 10/$1.00
Zenor Diode 1N4733A (5.1V) - 10/$1.00
Resistor Package, 10 each of all of the above half watt
(130 resistors) - $5.00.
20 pFd, Ceramic - 20/$1.00
0.047 uFd, ceramic - 15/$1.00
0.1 uFd, Mylar, 20 percent - 10/$1.00
1.0 uFd (50 VDC), radial - 10/$1.00
10 uFd, (50 VDC), radial - 10/$1.00
22 uFd (50 VDC), radial - 10/$1.00
47 uFd (50 VDC), radial - 10/$1.00
100 uFd (25 VDC), radial - 10/$1.00

This is what I would recommend to anyone starting on
PICs. Buy what you can afford and go from there.
You can also try
www.digikey.com
www.jameco.com



> Hello, I was wondering if anyone could give me some
sources to purchase
> components in the states.  I am just getting started
and looking for small
> numbers of components right now, also looking for a few
bread boards and
> maybe a small power supply to test on.  Any information
would be helpful.
> Thanks
> Matt


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