Excellent buy on 32768 HZ xtals

[HollyMinkowski]

50 of them for 4.99...free shipping
cgi.ebay.com/50PCs-32768-HZ-hz-C-type-Cylindrical-watch-crystals-/140406775451?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&ha sh=item20b0e55e9b

[HollyMinkowski]

Also found a good buy on micro-sd sockets.
Just wish they had better images of them and
a datasheet. Still at 50 for 10.99 and free shipping
I guess it's worth taking a chance.
cgi.ebay.com/50Pcs-TransFlash-TF-Micro-SD-Card-Socket-Plug-Adapter-/170494679083?cmd=ViewItem&pt=PDA_Accessories&hash= item27b246582b

[Computer Geek 101]

THANK YOU!!! I needed both parts for my laser tag project.

[KPR]

Great deals there Holly.. Figures.. I need 4 of those crystals not 50.. and locally those 3 will cost the same as the 50..

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[Peter Jakacki]

I think it's about time you setup your own webpage Holly, you seem to have an eye for finding these useful and sometimes interesting items. That way we can check in and find out all the latest goss on all that techno-nerd stuff. How about it?

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*Peter*

[Computer Geek 101]

@KPR I dont need 50 if you need 4 i can send them if your in the usa

[mikediv]

Pete thats so funny I was going to post the same thing,, Holly should get his own sticky .. Everytime he posts these deals I have already bought the same thing for a lot more money.
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[HollyMinkowski]

I'm looking for a really good buy on panel mount
VGA sockets. If anyone sees a bargain please pm me.

[HollyMinkowski]

Hey, could I use a small variable capacitor to tweak
the frequency of these watch xtals?

Could that tweak it both faster and slower? or just one
way.

[Peter Jakacki]

HollyMinkowski said...
Hey, could I use a small variable capacitor to tweak
the frequency of these watch xtals?

Could that tweak it both faster and slower? or just one
way.

Well the capacitor will "pull" the frequency but the range is limited. If the circuit is designed for an external loading capacitor then it "should" work a little both ways. Personally I find that variable caps and resistors are not very stable so I'd rather have a software calibration so it may be that the software ends up adding so many seconds per day from a starting point for instance. But that isn't much help either because the temperature goes up and down usually. If you want a stable and precise time you could always read the time from a GPS module (I do).

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