It's a fair point, I will try to find out. Was there a manufacturing difference or is it just a case of what speed they were tested at? What if they can't be specific? The supplier is basically just a broker. I would need to know peoples standpoint before I order. Gerrit - I'll also ask about the 6510T and 6523T, cheers, Rob On 13/06/2012 20:41, Christian Dirks wrote: > Today I asked the friend I mentioned. He made me remember, that 6525A > are needed for the B series. > If they are 6525A, he would take 3, added to mine. > This means, if they are 6525A I would like 7. > But if they are only 6525 they may be be not useable, and I would > cancel the whole order, including the 6523. > > Christian > > > Am 13.06.2012 08:22, schrieb Christian Dirks: >> Hi Rob, >> I would take 4 6525 and 1 6523 if they are still available. >> If there are more 6525 available, I am sure a friend would be >> interested. >> >> Christian >> >> Am 12.06.2012 23:30, schrieb Rob Clarke: >>> Good evening gentlemen, >>> >>> I have a parts supplier in Shenzen, China who claims to be able to >>> source 10 x 6525's and 10 x 6523A's for around $10 each. Although I >>> was initially skeptical, they have come through with the goods twice >>> now, including 20 x 8501's. They also refunded me the cost of ones >>> that I could demonstrate did not work. >>> >>> Nevertheless, with a minimum order of $200 plus shipping, it's a >>> fair outlay to be making. If I decide to bear the initial cost and >>> order, would anyone else be willing to chip in (pun intended) and >>> buy some if they test as good? I haven't had a shipping quote yet >>> but it'll probably add around $2 per chip, so around $12 each. >>> >>> Let me know and I'll order at the weekend if there's sufficient >>> interest. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> Rob >>> >>> Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list >> >> > > Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2012-06-13 21:00:04
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