Mouser wins the Indy 500

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Mouser wins the Indy 500

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Mouser backed the right horse.

http://www.fortmilltimes.com/2013/05/29 ... -tony.html

Now if they could fix their search function...
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A good read. I didn't know Mouser was part of Warren Buffet's empire. And I completely agree about the search function gripe. :evil:
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I like Mouser's search engine much better than Digi-Key's! And CE Distribution's search engine pretty well sucks too....
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DigiKey's isn't too great either. Luckily, for CE, I've gotten used to where everything is and never have to use it.
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You are a demanding lot. You want smart searches on maybe 1 million parts and cheap prices too? Just what are your priorities?

BTW, I agree that the search engine is seriously lacking. The best search I can do is to use their paper catalog. I highly recommend it.
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Phil_S wrote:You are a demanding lot. You want smart searches on maybe 1 million parts and cheap prices too?
Let's see.... smart searches on a million inexpensive parts, a strawberry margarita, oh yeah, a '59 gold top would be nice, an unlimited supply of funds. And while we're at it, can I also get about 30 years taken off of my age? :lol:
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You want smart searches on maybe 1 million parts and cheap prices too?...
Yes. 1 million parts is exactly why the search engine should be smarter.

I prefer to thumb through the paper catalog as well. I have a hard time with the immense waste of resources to print that damn thing.
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vibratoking wrote:
You want smart searches on maybe 1 million parts and cheap prices too?...
Yes. 1 million parts is exactly why the search engine should be smarter.

I prefer to thumb through the paper catalog as well. I have a hard time with the immense waste of resources to print that damn thing.
I don't have one. What is it, like a phone book or something? :lol:
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Blackburn wrote:I don't have one. What is it, like a phone book or something? :lol:
Yeah, like the Manhattan phone book. Ask for one next time you order. Mine is a little out of date :oops:
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Yes, it's like a Manhattan phone book... two volumes! I do like looking through it but when look for a particular part I wind up distracted by what I see along the way (Dad used to say, "a leaf blew across his path") and so my order grows. Sometimes I actually get what I was looking for.

I think Mouser could take some notes from Newark. I know they don't have near the sheer numbers but their search is very nice.
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