Best place to buy Electrical stuff

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For purchasing electrical components, several recommended websites include DigiKey, Mouser, Jameco, and Goldmine Electronics. DigiKey is praised for its effective filtering system, making it easy to find specific items. Jameco is similar but lacks product images, while Mouser offers a project management tool but follows a similar purchasing approach to the others. Goldmine Electronics is suggested for those looking to buy a variety of random components. Overall, these sites cater to different needs, from specific parts to general supplies.
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I,am kind of new to electrical engineering and i was wondering if there is a really great place to buy electrical stuff like newegg but for electrical components I found this site called http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com its seems to be pritty good but is there a diffrent site that everyone else uses
 
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Check out DigiKey
 
also Mouser, Jameco, and ebay
 
Thanks for the sites guys for those of you reading I,m going to give a small review of each site

DigiKey.com - is very good if you know exatly what you want it has some really good filter so its easy to find just what you need.

jameco.com -very similer to digikey but needs pictures.

Mouser.com - it has some useful stuff like a project manager but the buying system is still like gigikey and jameco.

the buying system I see in these 3 sites are great if your reading schematics and know the exact model number you need if you just want a crap load of random stuff in gerneral goldmine-elec-products.com is good but all the above sites are great thanks guys
 
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