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Looking for component storage drawers from Tech America, or similar

John Johnson #9660 I bought these component organizers at a RadioShack.com store that was going out of business. They were sold by another division of Tandy called Tech America. Tech America also went out of business. Their website is gone too. RadioShack doesn't have any, and can't get any. Does anyone know where I might find more of these, or similar organizers. I've Googled until I'm blue in the face, but haven't found anything. Thanks in Advance! Regards, JJ
Stefan Trethan #9662 ;-) that seems to happen all around the world... I hate the chaos of different storage systems i have and i hate myself for never buying enough of one kind.... I know where you can get similar drawers in germany but that doesn't help i guess. is that really such a tight fit with that car of yours? ST toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 14:35:47 -0400, John Johnson <johnatl@...> wrote: I bought these component organizers at a RadioShack.com store that was going out of business.
Roy J. Tellason #9665 On Saturday 17 April 2004 02:35 pm, John Johnson wrote: I bought these component organizers at a RadioShack.com store that was going out of business. They were sold by another division of Tandy called Tech America. Tech America also went out of business. Their website is gone too. RadioShack doesn't have any, and can't get any. Does anyone know where I might find more of these, or similar organizers. I've Googled until I'm blue in the face, but haven't found anything. If you're referring to the picture on the right, those kinds of parts bins are often seen in both hardware stores and home centers, holding all sorts of stuff. Odds are that those places end up getting them from whoever is supplying them with the assortment of parts stocked in them, so you'll probably have to pursue it that way, unless you're lucky enough to find a hardware store that's going out of business too. But this should at least give you a place to start looking. Auto parts stores sometimes use something similar for things like light bulbs, come to think of it.
Stefan Trethan #9666 check ebay too.... toggle quoted message Show quoted text If you're referring to the picture on the right, those kinds of parts bins are often seen in both hardware stores and home centers, holding all sorts of stuff. Odds are that those places end up getting them from whoever is supplying them with the assortment of parts stocked in them, so you'll probably have to pursue it that way, unless you're lucky enough to find a hardware store that's going out of business too. But this should at least give you a place to start looking. Auto parts stores sometimes use something similar for things like light bulbs, come to think of it.
Steven AE7HD Member Profile All Messages By This Member #9669 Long time ago I worked for a company that carries some very cheap soft poly plastic lidded cassette tape cases. I put parts in them and put them in cassette wall mount racks. Like this: A pair of flush cutters will snip the posts off if needed. I write on the edges of the boxes with a grease pen. Alien Steve --- In Electronics_101@..., Stefan Trethan <stefan_trethan@g...> wrote: ;-) that seems to happen all around the world... I hate the chaos of different storage systems i have and i hate myself for never buying enough of one kind.... I know where you can get similar drawers in germany but that doesn't help i guess. is that really such a tight fit with that car of yours? ST On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 14:35:47 -0400, John Johnson <johnatl@m...> wrote: I bought these component organizers at a RadioShack.com store that was going out of business.

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