Has anyone tried their PCB service? Prices seem cheap enough. On May 13, 7:53 pm, threeneurons <[email protected]> wrote: > I just got a package, that I ordered from Futurlec. It took almost a month > to get here. As not to alarm anyone, I can explain why. One of those weeks > could be attributed to my local post office, or specifically, my mail > carrier. They tried to deliver it to my office last Saturday, but its > closed on Saturday, and she didn't leave a notice, until a week later. I > picked it up from the Post office, today. > > Futurlec sends it Registered Mail, so it has to be signed for, and not left > with a neighbor. The point of origin is Thailand, but its processed thru > Singapore. The Invoice has an Australian address. The New York City > address, I suspect, is just a PO Box. They also take about a week to > process it. So if you're in the US or Europe, don't expect your parcel > anytime soon. I suspect deliveries to Australia will show up sooner, unless > you have a customs service that follows the Euro model. Keep it in a > warehouse for a few weeks. If its a terrorist bomb, then it will blow up > there. > > > > > Futurelec seems to be in the same class as Jameco. Both occupy the middle > > world. They aren't in the scale of Mouser or Digikey, but are bigger, than > > your hobby suppliers, like All Electronics or Goldmine.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
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