If your database S/W can print, you can print to PDF995, which is a free download which, when you install it, looks just like a printer to the S/W. You _do_ have to sit through a couple of popup ads every time you use it, but they're easy enough to close/ignore.
I don't have the exact link, but a search on "pdf995" should turn something up.
Cheers! Rich
That's a bit unfair. I left work just after 4pm yesterday and your post was only 3pm. I didn't have enough time to trawl through my data books. Also, if you look on partminer with 12 million datasheets the search says "No results found".
No website is going to have every datasheet. All I've been suggesting is that my site has a much more comprehensive collection that most.
I looked through some of my hardback data books today but couldn't find anything. Sorry.
That's a bit unfair. Your post was at 3pm and I finished work just after 4pm. I didn't have time to trawl through my data book collection. Also, if you search for SC78170 on Partminer who have over 12 Million datasheets their search says "No results Found".
No website is going to have every datasheet. All I'm suggesting is that our site has a much more comprehensive collection than most. Many people have been finding the new site useful. Over 300 PDF downloads yesterday so many people must be finding what they need.
I looked through my hardback data books this morning but couldn't find any information on this part, sorry.
I asked you about the SC78170- do you have the damned thing or not? You're typical of these big wheeler dreamers all caught up in your bs strategizing, and when someone asks about your basic business service, you can't be bothered. I sense an idiot...
I asked you about the SC78170- do you have the damned thing or not? You're typical of these big wheeler dreamers all caught up in your bs strategizing, and when someone asks about your basic business service, you can't be bothered. I sense an idiot...
I just checked your site for the SC78170 and the answer as usual was "No records found. Please refine your search criteria." This is unacceptable; you are of no use whatsoever.
It must be a pretty unusual part. Give us a clue. BTW, some of Motorola's MCxxxx parts were also sold with SCxxx monikers. But I couldn't find anything for MC78170 either. Are you sure about the full number?
SC prefix is custom part numbers from Motorola to a customer's specs. The same for SRF, instead of MRF numbers.
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