Hello, Does anyone know another (physical, not online) electronics shop in the Dusseldorf area other than Conrad? Not only they are quite expensive but they don't have too many products for PCBs on stock. BR, Mihai
Hello Mihai. Mihai Nedelcu schrieb: > Does anyone know another (physical, not online) electronics shop in the > Dusseldorf area other than Conrad? There are not many left over. They all died the last 10-15 years. Exactly for Düsseldorf i do not know, because i am too seldom there. But there at least two in the Region: In Duisburg: Urban Elektronik http://www.elur.de/ Eduard Urban Elektronik GmbH Kaiser-Friedrich-Str. 127 47169 Duisburg Karte: http://www.openstreetmap.de/karte.html?zoom=18&lat=51.50701&lon=6.76907&layers=B000TT In Moers: Nürnberg Elektronic http://www.nuernberg-electronic.de/ Nürnberg Electronic Vertrieb Uerdinger Straße 121 47441 Moers Karte: http://www.openstreetmap.de/karte.html?zoom=18&lat=51.44151&lon=6.64098&layers=B000TT There might be a few more, but all very small, and at last, too much PC equipment or too much audiophilic equipment. With best regards: Bernd Wiebus alias dl1eic http://www.dl0dg.de
Thanks for the info. Unfortunately driving to Duisburg and back will cost the same as ordering the products online from Reichelt. I just miss the old days where you could go in an electronics shop and actually see the components and most importantly you don't have to wait for the shop to order them. I find it peculiar that Conrad is selling all sorts of PCBs but doesn't have the chemicals for developing and etching on stock. Plus, I couldn't find (yet) anything else but Natrium Persulfat, no FeCl3 or HCl. It's safer indeed with Natrium persulfat but it's slow like crazy. On a funny note, every time I go shopping to Conrad with my girlfriend I feel it like a small and personal revenge for all the waiting when she is browsing the clothes shops :)
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Mihai Nedelcu schrieb: > Plus, I couldn't find (yet) anything else but Natrium Persulfat, no > FeCl3 or HCl. For both you can go to a pharmacy and for FeCl3 you could check out some art-related stores. FeCl3 is often used for etching art.