Re: Anybody would like a load of component data books?

Peter <occassionally-confused@nospam.co.uk> wrote:

I will be throwing most of them out soon to make space.
 
I posted this a while ago on EEVBLOG and someone in OZ was going to
take them (and pay for the shipping from the UK) but then disappeared.
 
Most of the info can be found online, but...
 
Photos here
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/steo5mxqp2ot5oziylujq/ALlH2R8BdU_LuSdI3tvk70I?rlkey=2iwnznsxgsf89ohwnmzw3l011&dl=0
 

I’m interested in the 1989 National books. That was the year they brought a
zillion interesting hybrid parts such as the LM4009 fast buffer (like the
LH0063 but better).

That was a weird thing to do at that late date, and they were all gone by
the next edition.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

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