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Surplustronics
- Electronics & Camera Retailer
- 520 Queen St, Auckland, 1010, New Zealand Auckland, Auckland 1010
- Open ⋅ Closes at 6:00PM
Referral from
Jan 04, 2020
stanktart:
Hobbyist electronic stores in NZ I was looking to buy some components the other day and found out that the physical RS Online store in...
DigitalPlumberNZ:
www.jaycar.co.nz www.surplustronics.co.nz SLR Photography Guide
- Electronics & Camera Retailer
- Auckland
- Open 24 hours
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Apr 14, 2016
Riordan G.:
Wanting to do a short photographery course. Anyone have any suggestions? Not through CIT.
Bella A.:
Riordan I did do a one day course here in Canberra it cost $275 - but then I found this one: online http://www.slrphotographyguide.com ... Pixel Photographix
- Electronics & Camera Retailer
- 212-214 Great South Rd, Papakura, 2110, New Zealand Auckland, Auckland 2110
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Mar 07, 2014
Sophie B.:
Need a phenomenal Auckland based wedding photographer (not for me but for family Caitlin Haynes & Scott Janett) recommendations welcome <3
Tara D.:
Naw thanks Chloe & Emery . If you want to PM me I can send you through my pricelist. www.facebook.com/pixelphotographix Motorsport Electronics
- Electronics & Camera Retailer
- Unit D, 218 Marua Road, Mount Wellington Auckland, Auckland 1051
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
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Nov 20, 2016
Bernard L.:
Hi all, was wondering if there's any place in Auckland which provides heatshrink printing services? Masking tape and vivid isn't doing...
Richard M.:
https://www.facebook.com/120207471392577 Motorsport Electronics prints on yellow heatshrink on 6, 9, 12 and 19 mm diameter tube. Can... Elive
Referral from January 4, 2020
stanktart asked:
Hobbyist electronic stores in NZ I was looking to buy some components the other day and found out that the physical RS Online store in Auckland closed a year ago. Does...
tehifi replied:
Jaycar, if you want to pay out the arse for capacitors with about a 10% failure rate from new and maybe 40% tolerance from the stated values. NZ is pretty screwed for decent electronics supply. Stick with mouser or element14.
Hoitaa replied:
I miss the old Dick Smiths.
TriggerHappy_NZ replied:
There's one in Christchurch called South Island Component Centre: sicom.co.nz
Tehoncomingstorm97 replied:
In my experience it's often of more value to order parts online in the lowest bulk option available from Element14, than buy a handful at any physical store. Sure you may not need them at the time, but it saves you having to get more in future. This type of stockpiling of components over time imo is the most economic way to *do* hobbyist electronics.
theyork2000 replied:
Not really sure exactly what you are looking for but is Jaycar the sort of place you would be looking for?
NewtonIsMyBitch replied:
Jaycar if in a pinch and you need it now, RS or Element14 if you're ok to wait. Personally love RS. Surplustronics is also excellent but they don't always have everything you need in stock
ElectroFish01 replied:
RS will usually ship next day if in stock. I have bought a lot from [littlebird.com.au](https://littlebird.com.au) in Aus with good success. They stock Sparkfun, Adafruit ect.
IndividualCharacter replied:
Mouser is about as good as it gets. RS Online, AVNET, Arrow, Element 14 etc are all overpriced on almost everything
Grotskii_ replied:
You can order online with RS and it's usually next day
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