How many of you still use a paper catalog to find electronic component products?

How many of you still use a paper catalogue to find your electronic component products? Is there anyone strictly using only the paper catalogue still? Do you only use online catalogue? If not, how are you searching for and finding products you need for your projects?

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turfgnome over 11 years ago +2

I like the pdf catalogs you can flip threw them like paper with your tablet and they do not take up much room on the shelf. Other then that I use online searches for what I am looking for. As for learning…
mcb1 over 11 years ago +1

I still prefer the paper version. It's faster to find it, and doesn't require you to guess what category it falls under. Mark
nlarson over 11 years ago in reply to mcb1 +1

Thanks for sharing, Mark! I'm curious if you fall in the majority or minority on this conversation - we shall see!

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turfgnome over 11 years ago

I like the pdf catalogs you can flip threw them like paper with your tablet and they do not take up much room on the shelf. Other then that I use online searches for what I am looking for. As for learning about new products that is what I am doing here. Electronics at this time is not what I do for a living so I just wait till someone posts something I am interested in to learn about new products.
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turfgnome over 11 years ago

I like the pdf catalogs you can flip threw them like paper with your tablet and they do not take up much room on the shelf. Other then that I use online searches for what I am looking for. As for learning about new products that is what I am doing here. Electronics at this time is not what I do for a living so I just wait till someone posts something I am interested in to learn about new products.
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