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>>60118508
RIP in pepperoni.

It's going to be really difficult to get electronic components for building projects at home without buying online and waiting for the mail.

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had some good deals a few weeks back

>>60118508
fuck them. They were turbo jews that over charged for every single item they sold.
>$00.01 worth of components
>$10.99 + tax

>sd card that is $20 over at walmart
>$50 + tax

>wont hire people that actually know shit
>instead hires people that have never heard of a jst connector and will tell you a mouse is "completely unfixable" just because the usb wire had a short (protip: it still works)

>>60121138
>even in death, they rip you off
https://www.amazon.com/VicTsing-Gold-Plated-Active-Adapter-Converter/dp/B00YC7U0NE/ref=sr_1_9?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1493448159&sr=1-9&keywords=vga+to+hdmi

>>60121195
Those aren't even deals. All of that is the normal everyday price online.

>>60123531
I remember going there to try to repair my headphones. They didn't have replacement 3.5mm plugs and buying a 3.5mm females to male extension to harvest the jack from would have been $20. Fuck RadioShack.

>>60123674
right.
I drive 20 miles one way to get parts to fix something and would walk out empty handed because there was no way in hell Im spending that much on a capacitor. many such cases.

>>60118508
There's been one in my town for decades, they've packed it all up too.

I got a bunch of large capacitors for a quarter each, best deal they've had at a Radio Shack in years.

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>>60123552
wrong way dude. this one is the closest.

>>60124370
had a feeling it was the wrong way, nice find.. I couldnt spot one that went that way