Obsolete components? No! Only hard to find.

Hi Glen,
Thanks for the update.

Having a lot of problems finding time to use radio these days. Found the solution to operating - use my lunch breaks.
Construction and using these parts is still a bigger problem.

BR Harry

Here is a backup of the page:
https://web.archive.org/web/20180331184500/http://www.notobsolete.co.uk/Default.aspx

Hi Ivan,
Yes, I saw that www.notobsolete.co.uk/Default.aspx was down, but the contact information is there. I have already asked them if they can find some components to see how they do.

I found the link to that site at www.re-enactment.com. As I wrote, the site is fun but nothing to do with radio, but there are some rotating banners that seem to be radio based. I hate advertising, but in this case there could be something more of interest.

Best regards from Harry

Hi, the page displays "Our website is currently unavailable at the moment however we're still open and trading."  

BR from Ivan

This week I had the pleasure to meet Paul Craddock. Paul is a former radio ham and has taught the RAE to students. His has a homepage at www.re-enactment.com, whic has nothing at all to do with radio.

BUT on his site a found rotating links to obsolete electronic component supplier(s): no component is obsolete, just harder to find.
http://www.notobsolete.co.uk/Default.aspx
There are other useful radio links so I believe it is worth a mention :-)

BR Harry