crystals ++ for sale

[Art-35]

I have 20 MHz microprocessor crystals for sale, $10 per 100.

These are the HC49U/S package which is the short and stubby SMT
package, but they can be surface mounted or through hole mounted.

I have other components for sale as well, list is available on the web at:

http://www.box.net/shared/a29nl8yqf4

I also have reels of SMT components for sale, these are listed in the
database of the Electronic Component Exchange mailing list. Search
the database online for your needs, and feel free to join if you have
excess components to sell or trade.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Electronic_Component_Exchange/

Regards,

Art

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[solarwind]

On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 12:34 PM, Art <KY1K@...> wrote:

> I have 20 MHz microprocessor crystals for sale, $10 per 100.
>
> These are the HC49U/S package which is the short and stubby SMT
> package, but they can be surface mounted or through hole mounted.
>
> I have other components for sale as well, list is available on the web at:
>
> http://www.box.net/shared/a29nl8yqf4
>
> I also have reels of SMT components for sale, these are listed in the
> database of the Electronic Component Exchange mailing list. Search
> the database online for your needs, and feel free to join if you have
> excess components to sell or trade.
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Electronic_Component_Exchange/

How much is your shipping to Canada?
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[Olin Lathrop]

Art wrote:
> I have 20 MHz microprocessor crystals for sale, $10 per 100.
> These are the HC49U/S package which is the short and stubby SMT
> package, but they can be surface mounted or through hole mounted.

You need to give more specs if you want anyone to take this seriously.
Important attributes you left out are whether they are rated for series or
parallel operation, load capacitance of parallel, and their accuracy.


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[Jan-Erik Soderholm]

Art wrote:

> I have other components for sale as well, list is available on the web at:
>
> http://www.box.net/shared/a29nl8yqf4

"This user is not allowed to use direct links.
  Please email support@... for support"

Never mind.
I was not *that* interested anyway...

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[Rolf-20]

Olin Lathrop wrote:

> Art wrote:
>  
>> I have 20 MHz microprocessor crystals for sale, $10 per 100.
>> These are the HC49U/S package which is the short and stubby SMT
>> package, but they can be surface mounted or through hole mounted.
>>    
>
> You need to give more specs if you want anyone to take this seriously.
> Important attributes you left out are whether they are rated for series or
> parallel operation, load capacitance of parallel, and their accuracy.
>
>
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>  

Actually, Art. Your post was very fine.

The full part number was all I needed to get the full specs on the
crystals. Olin's statements represent his own opinion.

On the other hand, I was able to actually click on the link and get the
full specs for all your parts for sale. And the price appears to ve very
attractive for the crystals in particular.

Like solarwind, I would like to know if you are willing to ship to Canada.

Thanks

Rolf
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[Herbert Graf-5]

On Thu, 2009-05-14 at 23:10 +0200, Jan-Erik Soderholm wrote:

> Art wrote:
>
> > I have other components for sale as well, list is available on the web at:
> >
> > http://www.box.net/shared/a29nl8yqf4
>
> "This user is not allowed to use direct links.
>   Please email support@... for support"
>
> Never mind.
> I was not *that* interested anyway...

Worked fine for me.

TTYL

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[Olin Lathrop]

Rolf wrote:
> Actually, Art. Your post was very fine.
>
> The full part number was all I needed to get the full specs on the
> crystals.

Sure, if you're willing to go and look up the part number just to get a few
mandatory specs that should have been mentioned up front.  People are busy,
and if you make it too much of a hassle they'll just say to themselves
"screw this".  He's trying to sell something.  Making it easy for his
customers would have been a good idea.

Since this is the PIClist, and all PICs run their crystals in parallel mode,
you couldn't even tell from his message if the crystal are usable within
specs on a PIC.  Duh.


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[Bob Blick-4]

On Thu, 14 May 2009 18:34:47 -0400, "Olin Lathrop"
<olin_piclist@...> said:

> Rolf wrote:
> > Actually, Art. Your post was very fine.
> >
> > The full part number was all I needed to get the full specs on the
> > crystals.
>
> Sure, if you're willing to go and look up the part number just to get a
> few
> mandatory specs that should have been mentioned up front.  People are
> busy,
> and if you make it too much of a hassle they'll just say to themselves
> "screw this".  He's trying to sell something.  Making it easy for his
> customers would have been a good idea.
>
> Since this is the PIClist, and all PICs run their crystals in parallel
> mode,
> you couldn't even tell from his message if the crystal are usable within
> specs on a PIC.  Duh.

Please stop clogging up the list being rude. If you wanted to know the
specs you could have asked for them nicely. Don't play policeman or
nanny, that's my job(to some extent).

Thanks,

Bob

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[Art-35]

Sorry to take so long to reply, have been away from home since 5PM
and have just returned.

I'm not sure what the difficulty was accessing the file, but I'll
email it to anyone who wants to have it, send me a private email. I
have emailed the link to others before, and have not heard of a
problem accessing the file until now.

ECS-200-20-5PDN-TR HC49/US SMT package 20.0 MHz, microprocessor
crystals. The crystals are fully spec'd, although they are not high
grade or extremely stable, they are adequate for microprocessor use,
which I believe was their purpose.

Each batch of 100 crystals weighs just under 3 ounces (with padded
envelope). I can ship to Canada for $2 per 100 crystals, or $3 for
200 crystals.

My paypal is artsplace1@..., please don't send funds to the
myfairpoint email address.

Regards,

Art



>How much is your shipping to Canada?
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[Art-35]

>
>
>Sure, if you're willing to go and look up the part number just to get a few
>mandatory specs that should have been mentioned up front.  People are busy,
>and if you make it too much of a hassle they'll just say to themselves
>"screw this".  He's trying to sell something.  Making it easy for his
>customers would have been a good idea.
>
>Since this is the PIClist, and all PICs run their crystals in parallel mode,
>you couldn't even tell from his message if the crystal are usable within
>specs on a PIC.  Duh.
>

Wow,

Olin, I'm not sure what I did to incur your wrath, but whatever I
did, I am sorry for it.

I got a partial reel of these from a local contract manufacturer who
had them left over. I have used a bunch of them with a USB enameled
PIC18F2550, and they seem to work fine although I don't know how
tolerant the USB protocol is with regard to the clock frequency.

I got them cheap and have saved 200 of them for my own use. The
piclist is a great mailing list and my hope was to sell them cheaply
to those on the list since it's unlikely I'll ever need more myself.

Digikey sells them, they are part number XC741CT-ND, and the full
specs are available on the Digikey website.

These are the extended temperature range crystals, which is exactly
what my application uses since the PIC controls a DDS chip, which
makes lots of heat inside the enclosure.

Full spec's are at:

http://www.ecsxtal.com/store/pdf/csm-7-dn.pdf

GL.

Art

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[Jan-Erik Soderholm]

Art wrote:
> Sorry to take so long to reply, have been away from home since 5PM
> and have just returned.
>
> I'm not sure what the difficulty was accessing the file,...

I am... :-)

I had to enable cookie-handling for the download site.
I do not know why some site would need to store an cookie
on my machine just to fetch a simple file. If it was me,
I would look for some other service to store my files
I'd like others to download.

Jan-Erik.

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[AGSCalabrese]

>
> On May 14, 2009, at 11:35 PM, Art wrote:
>
>
>>
>>
>> Sure, if you're willing to go and look up the part number just to  
>> get a few
>> mandatory specs that should have been mentioned up front.  People  
>> are busy,
>> and if you make it too much of a hassle they'll just say to  
>> themselves
>> "screw this".  He's trying to sell something.  Making it easy for his
>> customers would have been a good idea.
>>
>> Since this is the PIClist, and all PICs run their crystals in  
>> parallel mode,
>> you couldn't even tell from his message if the crystal are usable  
>> within
>> specs on a PIC.  Duh.
>>
>
> Wow,
>
> Olin, I'm not sure what I did to incur your wrath, but whatever I
> did, I am sorry for it.

Sorry does not hack it.  You should at a minimum slash your wrists  
( shallow cuts ) and smear the blood over an apology letter to Olin.
>
>
> I got a partial reel of these from a local contract manufacturer who
> had them left over. I have used a bunch of them with a USB enameled
> PIC18F2550, and they seem to work fine although I don't know how
> tolerant the USB protocol is with regard to the clock frequency.
Does this mean you are an intolerant fool ?
>
>
> I got them cheap and have saved 200 of them for my own use. The
> piclist is a great mailing list and my hope was to sell them cheaply
> to those on the list since it's unlikely I'll ever need more myself.
Ha !    trying to pawn cheap junk on naive and unsuspecting  
PicListers.  How evil.
>
>
> Digikey sells them, they are part number XC741CT-ND, and the full
> specs are available on the Digikey website.
Looks like you are trying to trick us with a logical fallacy here.
>
>
> These are the extended temperature range crystals, which is exactly
> what my application uses since the PIC controls a DDS chip, which
> makes lots of heat inside the enclosure.
Anything in heat should be spayed or neutered.
>
>
> Full spec's are at:
Are you sure some detail has not be left out ?  How can you say "full"  
specs with assurance ?
>
>
> http://www.ecsxtal.com/store/pdf/csm-7-dn.pdf
>
> GL.
>
> Art
>
Come on Art.... you can do much better.  You are not even close to  
Olin's level of perfection.
Gus  ( a disciple of Olin, hoping to learn under his foot )
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[Art-35]

Thanks Gus,

No one can ever reach HIS level::>

But, it's more important that the game be played correctly, not
whether I can aspire to HIS level.

Thanks to those who ordered crystals, they are sold out now.

GL to all (even to Olin, who I suspect needs luck::>.

Art


>Come on Art.... you can do much better.  You are not even close to
>Olin's level of perfection.
>Gus  ( a disciple of Olin, hoping to learn under his foot )
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[Funny N.]

nice price on the 20M crystal, are they still available?

 Funny N.
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http://www.AuElectronics.com/products
http://augroups.blogspot.com/




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From: Art <KY1K@...>
To: piclist@...
Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 12:34:59 PM
Subject: [AD] crystals ++  for sale

I have 20 MHz microprocessor crystals for sale, $10 per 100.

These are the HC49U/S package which is the short and stubby SMT
package, but they can be surface mounted or through hole mounted.

I have other components for sale as well, list is available on the web at:

http://www.box.net/shared/a29nl8yqf4

I also have reels of SMT components for sale, these are listed in the
database of the Electronic Component Exchange mailing list. Search
the database online for your needs, and feel free to join if you have
excess components to sell or trade.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Electronic_Component_Exchange/

Regards,

Art

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