Skycraft Parts & Surplus

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If they are for simple or older parts, you'll find some basic chips such as capacitors and resistors organized in bins, but don't expect to find much in the way of modern multi-transistor ICs, or multiplexing ICs, etc. And typically not controller ICs or CPUs either in the organized section. It's possible to find those types of chips at Skycraft, but you're going to need to dig through (often very old) mainboards and daughter boards, and peripheral cards of every sort, or you may find them on used/older fan motors and such which have small controllers boards on them. So it's a hunt for anything beyond simple stuff that a hobbyist might use. For example I was just looking for some ASMedia 11XX series (or TI equivalent) multiplexers and USB controller chips for mainboards that date to 2nd/3rd/4th/5th gen Intel Core series. Everything was much older than that. Also note that any ICs they have are going to have leads/legs (for hobbyists), and they do not carry ICs like TQNL 42pin.

Sky craft should have what you want.

They have 120v toggle switches there, but the amps are what you have to be concerned about as well.

I would bet they have what you need. I suggest calling the store. No way to be sure, because they have so much. One thing I will say, they generally have what can't be found anywhere else. Hope this helps.

I would be surprised if they didn't. Check out their website, it lists pretty much all their inventiry. Alsi, their sales staff on the phone are superb.

Their website is very comprehensive. Uf you cant find it there, just call them. Their staff are very knowledgeable.

If skycraft doesn't have it, no one in Orlando does.

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Yes they do in most cases

Idk..they were still in their old location when I used them in June...didn't look like they were packing to move.

You'd have to make it yourself with sheet aluminum and then weld it. Skycraft usually doesn't have fuel tanks, but a lot of aluminum.

According to this article, they are not moving until the building on Fairbanks is sold. https://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/archives/2019/04/30/skycraft-parts-and-surplus-is-selling-their-winter-park-building-and-moving-to-a-bigger-store

No

They have many, many switches. Can't imagine them not having something at least close to what you're looking for. The prices are always fair too.

Best place to look for it locally, don't know for sure