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Old 7th Dec 2020, 11:12 am   #1
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Tandy online store has now got a lot bigger so i thought i would have a look and see whats available.

Lots of components/cables etc and they even do a few Valves now !

https://www.tandyonline.com/
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I thought they were kaput?

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Quote from a well known website:

"In 2012 Tandy Corporation Ltd, a UK company, acquired the UK rights to the Tandy brand from RadioShack. It now operates as an on-line retailer of electronic components and kits at tandyonline.com."

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I thought they were kaput?

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The online version has been going for several years now, has been mentioned on here.
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