cheap electronics website

[370forlife]

http://www.allelectronics.com/index.php

really cheap and good selection of parts, not a lot of stuff, but what they have is cheap.

Wouldn't buy caps from them, when you go to buy them, it dosen't tell you the brand or series.

[ratdude747]

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the caps appear to be nichicon based on pic. but that means nothing.

[momaka]

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I emailed them about the caps and they sent me a prompt response.
Below are the particular caps I asked about and the name/series they gave me:
47uF 50v - XICON
470uF 16v - EG
2200uF 10v -NICHICON-SE (M)
3300uF 16v -JAMICON, MALLORY

Ok brands of caps I suppose, but they're all probably 85C general purpose caps.
Also, does anyone know what the EG caps are? (Panasonic maybe?)
I can't find any datasheets on the Nichicon SE either.

[weirdlookinguy]

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http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a...ING-FAN/1.html

At that price, I can't afford NOT to run all NMB-MAT's on my new system!

[ratdude747]

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those look fake

THAT IS NOT THE NMB LOGO

nmb fans should look like this:



not like this



probably some sleeve bearing POS.

[weirdlookinguy]

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What makes you say that?

[ratdude747]

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see edit

[weirdlookinguy]

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Have you even heard of NMB-MAT?

It's a joint venture between Minebea (NMB) and Panasonic (Matsushita/MAT).

[ratdude747]

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oh, sorry, my bad

i use whatever i find in dead power supplies. i have a chieftec case with 4 of them hardwired like this.

[weirdlookinguy]

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Don't you find mostly old POSs in dead power supplies though?

[momaka]

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Don't you find mostly old POSs in dead power supplies though?

My exact same thought.

By the way, that $3 NMB-MAT on the allelectronics website is probably a low-CFM fan judging by the low Amp rating. It's still well-priced, though.
I have a Nidec fan like that. Doesn't push too much air, but it's very quiet. Good case fan I suppose (or a PSU fan running on 12v constantly).

[gdement]

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Here's the datasheet:


I've looked at a few of their datasheets for some different model fans on that and other sites. Seems the model numbers at retailers always have a "9" at the end while the datasheet shows it with a "0". Not sure what that's about, but I think they're the same fan.

http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a...ING-FAN/1.html

At that price, I can't afford NOT to run all NMB-MAT's on my new system!

[Krankshaft]

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All electronics saved my bacon years ago when I sold custom built headphone amps.

I needed wall warts to sell with them I got 12 V 500ma wall warts for like 2.50 each.

I've also bought a heat shrink tubing assortment (comes with a case indexing the sizes) and like 200 crimp on wire clamps from them which I still use.

If you watch what you buy they are a bargain.

[Wizard]

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And NMB did produce white label versions as well. Not those light blue and white.

Still GOOD.

Cheers, Wizard