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On Wed, 30 Jul 1997, John Kelly wrote:

> Available at Radio Shack, 1N4001silicon diodes are ideal for this

I've never seen a radio-shack which sells this kind of stuff.  Their
most low-level components seem to be speaker-wire, often-as-not.  Is
this a US-specific thing, or do I just not look hard enough?  (Only
out of curiousity.  There are plenty of other places to find these
things. :)


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