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06-02-2008, 22:06
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Re: Source for pushbuttons
Learning how to decipher the DigiKey catalog, for something like switches, is a valuable skill that will even serve you well in your job. Take the time, and don't forget that for every manufacturer represented by DigiKey, there's a manufacturer's web site with detailed specs.
On the other hand, most of our switches also come from Radio Shack... Don |
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