Trimming the catalog II
Oh, no… not again! We have to say goodbye to some of our old friends. The 2nd wave of catalog trimming will start soon, and you can find the product list from below sheet. All product listed below will not be re-stocked after sold out.
We are very sorry for all the inconvenience brought, but please understand that we are doing this for better user experience and focus our resources to the most needed spot.
| Model | Product Name |
| CNE101A2B | 3.5mm right-angle stereo jack w/DPDT switch |
| COM105A3B | Resistor Network 100k OHM 9P 8RES SIP – 5 pcs |
| COM106A3B | Resistor Network 10k OHM 9P 8RES SIP – 5 pcs |
| COM107A3B | Resistor Network 470 OHM 9P 8RES SIP – 5 pcs |
| COM108A3B | Combinable SMT components box |
| ELB105C5M | Electronic brick – Multi Rotary sensor(analog) |
| ELB116E4P | Electronic brick – ADXL330 Acceleration sensor(analog) |
| ELB118E4P | Electronic brick- Lighting Emitting Diode(A/D) |
| ELB121E4M | Electronic brick- Magnetism switch(Digital) |
| ELB134E3P | Electronic brick – Bus Hub |
| ELB137E3P | Electronic brick – ADKey module |
| ELB139E1P | Electronic brick- Rolling ball tilt switch(digital) |
| ICC101A2B | 74HC165 – 8-bit parallel-load shift registers |
| ICC102A3B | PCF8576CT Universal LCD driver for low multiplex rates |
| ICC106A2B | Quad 2-input multiplexer 74HC157 |
| INT103A4O | Omnipotent! Super SMD Breakout V1.0_0.5 |
| IRL105A2B | Infrared Remote Control Receiver Module |
| IRL106A2B | Infrared Remote Control Receiver Module w/o steel Shield |
| LED112A2B | 1.8mm Yellow LED for push buttons – Axial |
| LED205A5B | PALM size 7-Seg digit LED – RED |
| LED206C6B | 1.5″ 7-Seg digit LED-ultra red |
| LED401A3B | 10W super bright LED – White |
| LED402A2B | Glowing Berries – 12V LED cluster-BLUE |
| LED403A2B | Glowing Berries – 12V LED cluster-GREEN |
| LED404A2B | Glowing Berries – 12V LED cluster-RED |
| LED406A2B | Glowing Berries – 12V LED cluster-YELLOW |
| LED407A2B | Luxeon I Star compatible – 1w Blue |
| LED408A2B | Luxeon I Star compatible – 1w Red |
| LED412A2B | Luxeon III Star compatible – 3w white |
| MON103B3B | Industrial Rubber button with separate LED |
| PCB010101 | Atmex V2 PCB |
| PCB104A4O | Ethernet Shield PCB |
| PCB106A4O | I2C board for 4 chips |
| PCB107A4O | Monofied Sijosae Buffer PCB |
| PCB108A4O | Orbshield PCB |
| PCB111A4O | Seeeduino v1.1 PCB |
| PCB118A4O | Retro Adapter bare PCB |
| PCB119A4O | OpenSource InterFace bare PCB |
| POW102C1P | Lithium Ion polymer Batteries – 1700mAh |
| POW112D2P | 0.5w Solar Panel 55×70 |
| SEN115A2B | photo-electric switch |
| SEN119A2B | Roller Ball Tilt Swtich through hole version |
| SEN131D4B | Piezo Polymer Coax Cable- 100mm |
| STR124C2B | ProtoBoard 5cm * 7cm |
| SWT103A2B | Metal core Waterproof mushroom push button |
| SWT107B3B | DPDT Switch Black for Breadboard (10 pcs pack) |
| SWT118B3B | Monome-like all-in-one-but-LED button (WITHOUT LED) – 16 PCs |
| SWT119B6M | OLED Push button 1.10” |
| TOL101E0B | ALL IN ONE components box |
| TOL103C1B | Bamboo Tweezers – anti-static |
| TOL119B9B | AC Power Adapter EU to US Converter Plug Socket |
If you think there’s any overkills, please comment this post, thank you.
BTW, those products marked RED will be put into the weekend sale category for half price. The promotion will available only available on 21th and 22th!
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I wasn’t able to find these:
SWT107B3B DPDT Switch Black for Breadboard (10 pcs pack)
anywhere else where they were a sensible price. You sell breadboards, why not the slide switches for them?
I also would have bought 8 way resistor networks (for use with LEDs) but your values were not appropriate for that.
nice work. nobody needs resistor networks or electronic bricks, or how to use a shift register or any LCD not mentioned on arduino.cc.
I don’t know about the LEDs, the solar panel and the LiIon battery and the almighty breakout board. I own several high power LEDs I bought cheap but don’t know how to drive them. I own a solar panel and a battery but haven’t figured out how to load the one with the other. I also almost bought your breakout board but found it too expensive (I would have bought them for 1$ a piece, best 3$ for three. You’d need a stock of them but for that they are too expensive.) So how about supplying some knowledge about above mentioned stuff. If you show me how to use it, I’d buy a battery, a high powered LED and a solar panel if your show me how to use them together. You are earning your money with open source, contributing open knowledge will only make you win!
Keep up the good work, Seeedstudio is awesome!