Sell the 16F84 singly through Ebay and you'll get a whole lot more for them=
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from beginners/hobbiests who think they are the only chip you can use in an=
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old project they've found and want to build.

Dom

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From: "GaryL" <gary@feraltek.com.au>
To: <piclist@mit.edu>
Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2010 12:32 AM
Subject: [BUY] PIC Chips available - 300 x cheap


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> I have a number of PIC chips from a development project which never went=
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> into
> production about ten years ago. Would anyone like to contact me with an
> offer for purchase. I'm in Sydney, Australia.
>
> 16F84-04/P - 287 x
> 16C84-04/P - 20 x
> 16C71-20/JW - 4 x
> 16C57-RC/P - 1 x
>
>
> Gary
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