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bill3arnett
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Obsolete LED flasher LM3909

01/02/2012 3:52 PM

As in title yes, I am aware this chip has been discontinued. Anyone out there know of anyone or business through which I might be able to find dozens or low hundreds of this chip? Thank you.

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Re: Obsolete LED flasher LM3909

01/02/2012 4:10 PM

Amazing, I right click on the text LM3909 and select copy. I then go to a search engine and paste LM3909 into the search window and press the button to search. I get a list of vendors that still offer this part. Now, why can't you do that?

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Re: Obsolete LED flasher LM3909

01/02/2012 7:50 PM

"Amazing, I right click on the text LM3909 and select copy. I then go to a search engine and paste LM3909 into the search window and press the button to search. I get a list of vendors that still offer this part. Now, why can't you do that?"

Thanks. Between major surgery two days ago and all the morphine I have to take daily and the codeine on top of that must've caused a slight case of clutch slipping or just not being able to get into gear at all. Or not. I do thank you kindly for this important reminder that "the google" is there for people like me! ��

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