The price for the 26 NNNNPPPP-sets will be 160 euro/set. Fees and shipment excluded. There is also one very good NNPP-set and one very good NNNPPP-set up for sale, if anybody should be interested.
This price covers about half of the actual cost I have suffered.
Pricing and distribution of future Nx and Px sets will be decided later. We are still measuring and a few more FETs may come in before we start to do the matching of these.
Cheers,
Nic
This price covers about half of the actual cost I have suffered.
Pricing and distribution of future Nx and Px sets will be decided later. We are still measuring and a few more FETs may come in before we start to do the matching of these.
Cheers,
Nic
What does that mean Patrick....I'm in on everything but the box for batch 1....does that qualify me as "Batch One " ?
F5X Batch 2 is everything out of the box and has far as I know not been launched yet.What does that mean Patrick....I'm in on everything but the box for batch 1....does that qualify me as "Batch One " ?
F5X Batch 1 was/is collecting every bit and piece from various group buys, including this, and you are qualified if you already have a F5X case from Patrick/XEN
A couple of F5X batch 1 subscribers have contacted me to enquire if we could possibly measure their MOSFETs and we have decided to offer this service, but only for a short period as the measurement rig will soon be disassembled.
These are the conditions:
The cost of the service is 2 euro per FET + postage.
FETs should be clearly labeled and numbered.
Origin and previous Vgs on the FETs should be provided (if available).
The FETs should be shipped in pre-labeled reusable packaging.
The service is only offered to people buying NNNNPPPP-sets from us.
The FETs should be with us before the 15th of November.
We take no responsibility for loss or damage in shipment.
Once the FETs have been measured and the data elaborated we will:
1) Provide the measured parameters (by e-mail) and offer immediate return shipment.
2) Provide an offer on alternative FET replacement. Typically this would be for fewer, but better matched devices. To be determined on a case by case basis.
Interested people can contact heinz1 by PM for shipment address.
Cheers,
Nic
These are the conditions:
The cost of the service is 2 euro per FET + postage.
FETs should be clearly labeled and numbered.
Origin and previous Vgs on the FETs should be provided (if available).
The FETs should be shipped in pre-labeled reusable packaging.
The service is only offered to people buying NNNNPPPP-sets from us.
The FETs should be with us before the 15th of November.
We take no responsibility for loss or damage in shipment.
Once the FETs have been measured and the data elaborated we will:
1) Provide the measured parameters (by e-mail) and offer immediate return shipment.
2) Provide an offer on alternative FET replacement. Typically this would be for fewer, but better matched devices. To be determined on a case by case basis.
Interested people can contact heinz1 by PM for shipment address.
Cheers,
Nic
Perhaps you forgot that they would have to pay import duties for the FETs when they arrive at heinz1.
Typically if they send a set of 8 FETs, even based on the nominal value of ~5€/FET, they should be prepared to pay 8€ duties.
Maybe lucky at times, that the Customs does not bother. But I would not count on it.
Also note that registered post is no longer insured in Germany, where heinz1 is.
For insured post you have to send by DHL parcel (min 5kg.) for 40€ world wide.
Patrick
Typically if they send a set of 8 FETs, even based on the nominal value of ~5€/FET, they should be prepared to pay 8€ duties.
Maybe lucky at times, that the Customs does not bother. But I would not count on it.
Also note that registered post is no longer insured in Germany, where heinz1 is.
For insured post you have to send by DHL parcel (min 5kg.) for 40€ world wide.
Patrick
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Yes. I will take them off your hands @ 40 euro per pair. Assuming this offer is outside initial group buy.
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Thanks, Patrick, customs is actually a very good point we forgot.
Usually, goods shipped in small, padded envelopes pass through without further examination. One has to pay 19% VAT for goods exceeding €22 in value. Shipping costs contribute to the value of the shipment in question. This VAT is usually waived for payable amounts less than €5.
I have no experience with your second point, but this may be different dependent on the country of origin. I can only tell about outgoing shipments from Germany:
A registered letter (fee €2,05) is insured up to €34,--
For this letter, I can buy additional insurance for €1,50 in €100 increments.
For example, I could insure a letter containing an octet from this GB worth €160 for €200 at a total fee of €5,05 in addition to the postage fee.
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This is not the way the UK assesses value for VAT purposes.
I would expect all Members of the EC to be similar.
The ex factory price is the VATable value. That does not include the carriage to the wholesaler nor the carriage to the retailer nor the carriage to the buyer, nor the transfer and back again of devices that get returned to the original owner.
That brings up another point.
If goods pass in and back out to the original owner, is there an exemption clause such that cross border VAT is not chargeable both ways and nor one way?
Finally, inter EC shipments do not get additional VAT added. They already have the appropriate VAT of the first country in the EC.
> A registered letter (fee €2,05) is insured up to €34,--
> For this letter, I can buy additional insurance for €1,50 in €100 increments.
The post would want to inspect your contents, and you would need a special wax seal before you can insure more value.
We tried that once before. Not so simple.
Of course no VAT for those within the EU.
But those from Asia & USA would have to.
Patrick
> For this letter, I can buy additional insurance for €1,50 in €100 increments.
The post would want to inspect your contents, and you would need a special wax seal before you can insure more value.
We tried that once before. Not so simple.
Of course no VAT for those within the EU.
But those from Asia & USA would have to.
Patrick
From the German customs website:
Questions relating to Internet buying and Internet auctions
Shipment costs contribute to the value of the package. I always had to pay VAT for these when picking up a parcel at the local customs office.
That would be possible for a VAT registered person or company, not a private person like me. Anybody out there in the EU and in this GB who is VAT registered and willing to help?
Of course.
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