RadioShack Locations

Hey, I hope the title is self explanatory. I’m getting into learning how to build electronics, and was hoping there was a store in town that sold this sort of thing. Stripboard, transistors, capacitors, pcb, ect ect. I’d like to support local shops over having to constantly order off Amazon. Anyone got any leads?

I came into possession of my parents' old turntable (Magnavox model number FP7130SL01), in addition to a tape player (Magnavox FC6133SL01), a Sony 5-disc rotating CD player, a Radioshack audio source selector, and two TLX 105 bookshelf speakers. The turntable will spin a record (quietly). I've been trying to figure out how to set all of this up & what I need to set it up. It was all stored together but I'm not even sure if it was/will all be compatible together. I've watched a few YouTube videos which left me confused. Do I need an amplifier to connect between the turntable and the speakers? Do they sell speaker wires that will connect to these old speakers (or I...

A large mall with dying brands like Sears extinct brands like Kmart Planned Stores (all stores) 1. Amy's Espresso 2. Borders Bookstore 3. Joann's Craft store 4. Forever 21 5. Blockbuster Video & VHS 6. Cinnabon 7. Wetzel's Pretzels 8. Circuit City 9. Circle K Gas Station 10. RadioShack 11. Sears 12. Kmart Supercentre 13. Saint Unalin Tower Completed Stores (furnished stores) 1. Amy's Espresso 2. Borders Bookstore 3. Joann's Craft store 4. Forever 21 5. Circle K Gas Station (partially) 6. Sears 7. Saint Unalin Tower

Perfect — let’s ground it hard in budget tinkerer mode 🛠️. Imagine a 14-year-old in 2006 with access to RadioShack clearance bins, Fry’s, or a local maker club. Nothing fancy like GPUs or data centers. Just the bones of a “stationary AI shrine” — scrappy, hackable, and alive in a garage bedroom. --- +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | TITAN MNEMOSYNE SHRINE :: NOTEBOOK (BUDGET BUILDER EDITION) | | (Middle-class DIY, RadioShack / thrift tech) | +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ --- [PAGE 50] CASE & CHA...

You hear people say that NYC "isn't the same" as it used to be. When would you say that NYC changed? I'd say that a lot of changes started in 2009/early 2010s and culminated in 2015/2016. After that is when it really started feeling like a new era to me \-[Virgin Megastore](https://archive.is/xnGXi) closed in 2009 \-[Circuit City](https://www.npr.org/2009/03/09/101608654/after-60-years-circuit-city-closes) closed in 2009 \-The early 2010s is when I noticed bookstores start closing. Barnes and Noble across from [Lincoln Center](https://maps.app.goo.gl/GLxwpycFbiutFKrJ9) closed in 2011. All the Borders locations[ closed in 2011](https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna43797505)...

Hi Jerkers, I'm listening. Today we're tackling a genre of Shmanners episode that you requested but I have been hesitant to dip into - the Ask Shmanners episodes. Dating back as far as 2017, T4T have dedicated episodes where they will answer listener questions. To ease myself into this, I have started with episode 469 (nice), aka the 18th Ask Shmanners, and the most recent (released in August of this year). Furthermore, I will be adding two things to this recap - *I* will also be answering their listener questions *and* I am going to throw in questions from The Playboy Advisor section of Playboy's November 1979 issue. Okay, the shmoctor is in. **Preamble** * T4T open the e...

Skit from a foreign sketch comedy show where a guy is shopping in a tech store (think Radioshack). He picks up a TV remote and attempts to use it on a display TV. When he presses a button on the remote, the female customer service rep's shirt flies off. He presses the button again and her bra flies off. She covers herself with her hands. The joke is that it's like a magic TV remote that removes women's clothing at the press of a button. At the end of the skit, he buys the remote. It wasn't in english. I wanna say it was french but I could be wrong. The clip itself looked like something out of MADtv or something. Very 90s/early 2000s television looking. The fe...

Hi all, Back in Japan for 3 weeks and looking for electronics parts shops. Think like the old RadioShack stores that the us/Canada used to have. Places that sell LEDs, diodes, ect. Even electronic junk is fine (hard off) Currently in Hiroshima, but will also be in Okayama, Osaka (already know about denden town) Nagoya, Kyoto and Tokyo. Is there anything in Hiroshima/okayama/kyoto/Nagoya? Or am I better to wait till I am back in Osaka/tokyo?

Is there any store that would have equipment that I could by for an Arduino or Raspberry Pi around here? Specifically something like an actuated piston? I know RadioShack is gone, anywhere else? I know in Ruston there was/is a place called Alvar and Hurrik's that had some equipment for these, at the very least for the CS/engineering programs at Tech.

Is there a store in SL or Utah counties that caters to the electronics DIY crowd? Something like the diy section of Fry's used to be, or microcenter, or RadioShack from the 80s? I mean I could get stuff from Amazon, but would rather support something local if it exists.

My daughter was on US Mobile’s 2GB Minimal plan ($96/year) for the past two years. However, she consistently needed data top-ups every six weeks for basic tasks like maps, tracking, and ChatGPT (everything else was blocked on data). That brought her real cost closer to $156/year. Two weeks ago, I switched her to H2O Wireless’ 3GB plan at $115/year. The porting and initial activation were smooth. Then, three days ago, I got her a new phone (s10 to s21 5g). Chat agents? Either they don’t respond or they disconnect after ten-ish minutes. Phone agents actually attempt to help, but none have been able to get the eSIM working. Support hours don’t help either, as i have just one hour aft...

This is not something I have told many people. I know how it sounds. I know most people will not believe it. But it happened to me, and it changed the way I look at every empty building I pass. This is the story of how I became trapped in a mall that should not exist. Part One: Inside the Dead Mall South Florida is covered in failed projects and abandoned buildings. Hurricanes destroy some, bad money destroys others. There are motels left to rot, entire neighborhoods stripped bare, plazas boarded up forever. But this mall near Fort Lauderdale was different. It had been closed since the late nineteen nineties. Explorers online called it a time capsule. Neon signs still hanging, mannequi...

N64 is good to go on the tube tv. Mario Party, Mario Kart, Goldeneye 007. 4 controllers, 4 rumble packs. Dave said he was bringing over the Fritos and his mom's onion dip, but I don't trust that. Can someone else pick it up? A case of Surge would be ideal as well, though Mountain Dew or Mellow Yellow (weird) will also suffice. Oh, and If you want to join the LAN party, send Mike a message over AIM so we know how many pop-up tables we should rent. RadioShack is sounding lackluster-- we might have to try TheWhiz, or Becky's Dad's party store. Side note-- Mix CDs brought for the entertainment need to have full track listings otherwise Laura is goi...

I've been telling people an option to use one antenna for VHF channels and another for UHF ones, but this requires a diplexer for both bands. So far, the only brands I've known actively making this kind of diplexer are Antennas Direct and Televes.... methinks. - Antennas Direct: https://store.antennasdirect.com/antennas-direct-uhf-vhf-tv-antenna-combiner-weatherproof-enclosure-black.html - contains weatherproof enclosure case for especially outdoor mounting - From what I learned just now, "The [weatherproof] enclosure [case] will not accept larger diameter coaxial cable such as RG11" - Perhaps RG11 and somewhat short(?) RG6 cables can be used all together, but...

[[Check Latest Arrivals uniden bearcat bc80xlt 50 channel 800mhz radio scanner on Amazon.]](https://blogs.perfectshome.com/clearance-inventory/?kw=uniden bearcat bc80xlt 50 channel 800mhz radio scanner) # Uniden Bearcat BC80XLT: Best 50 Channel Scanner [2025] The Uniden Bearcat BC80XLT is a compact, handheld radio scanner designed for monitoring a variety of public safety and civilian radio frequencies. This scanner has been a popular choice for years, known for its ease of use, reliable performance, and affordability. It's a versatile tool for hobbyists, emergency responders, and anyone interested in keeping up with local communications. [[Explore Top Rated uniden bearcat bc80xl...

[[Check Latest Arrivals whistler radio scanner on Amazon.]](https://news.perfectshome.com/clearance-inventory/?kw=whistler radio scanner) # Whistler Radio Scanner 2025: Top Rated Models & Reviews The Whistler radio scanner is a sophisticated electronic device designed to receive and decode a wide range of radio frequencies. It serves as an invaluable tool for monitoring public safety communications, aviation traffic, weather broadcasts, and a variety of other transmissions. These scanners are crucial for emergency responders, aviation enthusiasts, weather hobbyists, and anyone interested in staying informed about local events and communications. They provide real-time access to...

RadioShack at Ashtabula Towne Square in Ashtabula, Ohio. Guarding the front doors of the exterior oriented location included the store’s hired security. A cat. This store was formerly located inside the mall, but most likely due to poor shopping traffic. It’s now in this exterior oriented location, not even connected to the interior.

[[Check Latest Arrivals amarillo police scanner on Amazon.]](https://sites.perfectshome.com/clearance-inventory/?kw=amarillo police scanner) # Amarillo Police Scanner: Find the Best One in 2025! Staying informed about local events and emergencies is crucial for community safety and awareness. An Amarillo police scanner provides real-time access to police, fire, and EMS communications, allowing residents to stay updated on incidents as they unfold. In 2025, the landscape of police scanners continues to evolve, with digital technology and enhanced features becoming increasingly prevalent. This article dives into the key considerations for choosing the best Amarillo police scanner, helpin...

# Where to Buy Junior Electronics Looking to dive into the exciting world of junior electronics? Whether you're a parent searching for fun and educational toys for your kids or someone eager to explore the amazing realm of electronics, finding the right sources for junior electronics can be a treasure hunt. Let’s break down where you can find these captivating gadgets that spark creativity and learning! ## Why Choose Junior Electronics? Junior electronics act as a perfect bridge between learning and fun. They engage young minds and promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. Here’s why many people are turning to junior electronics: - **Interactive Learning**: The...