I would probably just send them as an air mail letter.
First-Class Mail International | USPS
The EU has forced its member countries to collect duty and VAT from the first cent in an attempt to stem the flood of small commercial shipments from China, but there is a rule that duty and tax are not collected if below € 5.26, so at $5, this would pass without hassle.
Just out of curiosity, since I seem to have missed the memo: what is so special about these?
First-Class Mail International | USPS
The EU has forced its member countries to collect duty and VAT from the first cent in an attempt to stem the flood of small commercial shipments from China, but there is a rule that duty and tax are not collected if below € 5.26, so at $5, this would pass without hassle.
Just out of curiosity, since I seem to have missed the memo: what is so special about these?
They were for military use and that is why they are over priced because that is what the manufacturer can get away with, spending tax payers money.
Just being honest.
Just being honest.
Even though they are made in Mexico, for some reason there is an export restriction on these.
Ok, RN60 didn't ring a bell, but Dale and the red/brown color does.
https://www.mouser.de/datasheet/2/427/cmfmil-1762972.pdf
Do they really outperform garden variety metal film resistors in terms of noise and linearity?
https://www.mouser.de/datasheet/2/427/cmfmil-1762972.pdf
Do they really outperform garden variety metal film resistors in terms of noise and linearity?
These resistors I only buy, when I can't get Welwyn 0.1% 100R or 500R.
I use them quite a bit for 4-20mA IV Conversion
Their physical size is a PITA
I use them quite a bit for 4-20mA IV Conversion
Their physical size is a PITA
https://cdn-reichelt.de/documents/datenblatt/B300/RC55_RC65_RC70_ENG_TDS.pdf
Won't the true audiophile scoff at steel caps? 🙂
Voltage coefficient looks better at < 1 ppm/V typical for Welwyn vs. 5 ppm/V (presumably) max for Dale.
Dale also give only a headline spec for noise (-40 dB, but relative to what? what spectrum? max or typical). Welyn specify 1 µV/V per decade max, 0.1 typ., so that would be -120 resp. -140 dB.
Won't the true audiophile scoff at steel caps? 🙂
Voltage coefficient looks better at < 1 ppm/V typical for Welwyn vs. 5 ppm/V (presumably) max for Dale.
Dale also give only a headline spec for noise (-40 dB, but relative to what? what spectrum? max or typical). Welyn specify 1 µV/V per decade max, 0.1 typ., so that would be -120 resp. -140 dB.