Second thought...

It wasn't that much, so I'm not going to make a page for
my web site. Check seller "st-a-d-03" in eBay instead, most
of the stuff are there now...

Of course, for PIClisters I'd be glad to make any deals
directly, no reason to "feed" eBay...

Jan-Erik.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: pic microcontroller discussion list
> [mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of Jan-Erik Soderholm XA
> (TN/PAC)
> Sent: den 16 januari 2004 23:53
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: [AD]: Som surplus stuff...
>
>
> Just FYI...
>
> Just come home from a visit at a factory beeing shut down.
> I "saved" some components out of a bunch of stuff that was going
> to be sent to the local disposal plant. Anyway, I'll make a better
> list in a few days, but if anyone is interested in anything of the
> stuff listed below, just send me a mail and we'll see.
> I thought I'd poll the PIClist before going to eBay :-)
>
> B.t.w, everyting is absolutly un-used, some in original
> packeges (mostly the caps).
>
> Best Regards
> Jan-Erik.
>
>
>
> The amount on each line is the total number of heatsinks.
>
> 140: IRFP3710    Power N-chan MOSFET    100V / 57A  (one on
> each heatsink)
>
> 160: TIP41B      Power NPN transistor   80V / 7A    (two on
> each heatsink)
>
> 360: BYV29       Ultra fast diod        500V / 9A   (two on
> each heatsink)
>
> They are all mounted on the kind of flat heatsink that is
> standing and that
> has a couple pins to be soldered onto the PCB. It's just a metal
> spring that holds them, so they are realy easy to dismount from the
> heatsink, if needed. Anyway, I'll put up some pics on my web later
> during the weekend (and I'll have to check up a few prices :-) ).
>
>
> 300: GBPC2506W   Diod bridge (rectifier) 600V / 25A
>
> I also saw a some IRF840 power MOSFET's, but they was mixed up
> in a large box together with a lot of junk, I saved about 20
> of them...
> Now, second thought, I should have put that box into my car and
> sorted it out at home. There was probably a couple of 100's IRF840
> (which is a nice part, I think ?)
>
>
> Then I got a couple of different e-lyt caps :
>
> 470uF  / 16V   105 degC
> 680uF  / 35V   105 degC  ("ultra low imp, high ripple,
> Rubicon ZL-series)
> 22uF   / 400V            (Panasonic EEU-EB2G222S, high voltage...)
> 2200uF / 25V
> 4700uF / 10V   105 degC
> 33uF   / 40V   125 degC  (high temp...)
>
> The amount of each varies from 5-600 up to a couple of 1000's.
> All are, AFAIK, high quality, they was used to build power supply
> equipment in telecom stations.
>
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