I'll take one.
Rich
On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 9:48 PM, Clay Cowgill <c.cowgill@comcast.net> wrote:
> Here's the deal... I checked on getting my display corrector panels machine
> stuffed and reflowed (just doing the SMT parts-- I'll add the through-hole
> to save $$$) and it adds about $9 per piece if I run all the fabs I have
> left. That includes labor and one-time charges (solder paste screen,
> pick-n-place programming, etc.) but not including if I need to buy some more
> reeled parts for the build.
>
> To cover the $9 increase and the fact that I might have to sit on a lot of
> leftovers for a long time (and I'll probably need at least a couple reels of
> resistors) I'd need to charge $35/ea instead of the $25/ea I'd been doing
> before as the "vectorlist special". With that in mind-- if there's enough
> people here to commit to 25 pcs (that would cover my costs to get them
> assembled plus a trip to drop off parts and go pick them up) I'll go ahead
> and run 'em.
>
> Soooo... If you're interested in any *$35* display correctors in the ~Sept.
> timeframe instead of $25 display correctors "some day in the future whenever
> Clay has free time", please just reply and say how many you'd commit to
> buying. If we get over 25 I'll get a build slot reserved for this month
> (hopefully-- my assembly place sounds a little busy at the moment, I think
> they said there were 10 SMT jobs in the queue ahead of me at the moment) and
> get it kitted up and ready to go.
>
> Thanks,
> -Clay
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