I accidentally bought 3000 MOTOROLA BAW56LT1 diodes.

[warman13579]

I was browsing ebay for diodes and I found a bid for $11.00. I decided to bid and I won with $11.50. That is when I realized that it said 3000 not 300. What should I do with all of these diodes?

[raschemmel]

What should I do with all of these diodes?

Make a microprocessor ?

[aarg]

I was browsing ebay for diodes and I found a bid for $11.00. I decided to bid and I won with $11.50. That is when I realized that it said 3000 not 300. What should I do with all of these diodes?

Keep 300 and sell 2700 on Ebay. Or make a giant diode sculpture.

[Qdeathstar]

http://www.instructables.com/id/Projects-with-Diodes/

[warman13579]

I plan to sell them in packs of 250 for 5$ per pack

[Qdeathstar]

maybe you could use an arduino to count them out?

[123Splat]

I plan to sell them in packs of 250 for 5$ per pack

So,,, you're not really asking a question, you are advertising your diode sale?

[warman13579]

I would of posted a link if I were advertising it

[Paul__B]

I plan to sell them in packs of 250 for 5$ per pack

On eBay?

OK, so I checked and that price appears quite reasonable - as long as it includes shipping - but how much will shipping set you back?

[Qdeathstar]

I hope not. On ebay, it will cost him like $2.50 to ship and pay seller fees and pay paypal fees. Hardly worth it.

[C2]

Are these similar to the ones on the 5V Arduinos used for reverse or over current protection on the (USB?) input?

I've shorted out a few of those, I think the 2B ones. 500 mA