Help finding IC MC1494, obsolete part

[BullsOnParade]

I've been looking everywhere for this IC. I need it to replace some
that i suspect aren't working in a weather instrument that i'm reconditioning.

Anyone have any ideas where i could get 4 of these things, the only people who
want to sell me any want me to make a 500 minimum purchase.

HELP!!!
~bulls

 

[Analog]

Originally posted by: BullsOnParade
I've been looking everywhere for this IC. I need it to replace some
that i suspect aren't working in a weather instrument that i'm reconditioning.

Anyone have any ideas where i could get 4 of these things, the only people who
want to sell me any want me to make a 500 minimum purchase.

HELP!!!
~bulls

I'll check around... What does it do?

 

[Analog]

Originally posted by: yellowfiero

Originally posted by: BullsOnParade
I've been looking everywhere for this IC. I need it to replace some
that i suspect aren't working in a weather instrument that i'm reconditioning.

Anyone have any ideas where i could get 4 of these things, the only people who
want to sell me any want me to make a 500 minimum purchase.

HELP!!!
~bulls

I'll check around... What does it do?

Its a 4 quadrant multiplier, Motorola, obsolete.

Here is a place you can get a few: Text

HTH 🙂🙂

 

[Analog]

Here's another place: Text

 

[andylawcc]

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
Here's another place: Text

hey, yellowfiero, you toy with your soldering iron alot?
I took an electronic class and made an AM radio once, we used resistors, MOSFET, capacitors, and boy it was fun. I am wonder is there other cool stuff I could make / play around with.

 

[Analog]

Originally posted by: andylawcc

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
Here's another place: Text

hey, yellowfiero, you toy with your soldering iron alot?
I took an electronic class and made an AM radio once, we used resistors, MOSFET, capacitors, and boy it was fun. I am wonder is there other cool stuff I could make / play around with.

Plenty!

Just about anything you want to build is out there, just depends on how much time and $$ you want to spend. With electronics that are almost disposable these days, it probably isn't economically a gain, but it is fun if you're into it.

 

[BullsOnParade]

Hey yellow, thanks for those replies. I've tried emailing Kurt's Amps but no reply, i even tracked
down his number but keep getting his answering machine. As for the other site i think i tried them
but they were asking for quantities of 100 or so, i'm only looking for 4.

Thanks a lot for searching though.

~bulls

 

[BullsOnParade]

Well scratch that, the americanmicrosemi guys have 2 on hand for 20bucks a pop, not the 6.80/pc i was looking to spend
but at this point i'll take what i can get. I'd like to have 4 though since i'm not sure i tested the chips correctly and dont know
exactly if they're all working or not. Anway thanks a ton yellow.

~bulls

 

[Analog]

Originally posted by: BullsOnParade
Well scratch that, the americanmicrosemi guys have 2 on hand for 20bucks a pop, not the 6.80/pc i was looking to spend
but at this point i'll take what i can get. I'd like to have 4 though since i'm not sure i tested the chips correctly and dont know
exactly if they're all working or not. Anway thanks a ton yellow.

~bulls

no problems...

Here is another:

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