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GB Thread for Salas SSLV1.1 BiB shunt reg

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The best thing for you guys to do is send me a PM, I can cancel original order, then send again, either via PayPal invoice or standard paypment. And I can delete the old order.
Otherwise there is a high chance I might deliver the wrong stuff.
 
#1,189
Added my name and order of 2 PCBs to the magic spreadsheet.

I also, ordered 2 DCB1 PBCs in another thread.

Amount needed to pay you = $15 x 2 + $19 x 2 + $10 (combined shipping) = $78.
Right?

Tea-bag, please pm me about the total amount of payment if my calculation is incorrect.
 
#1,191
B&W_arthur said:
Added my name and order of 2 PCBs to the magic spreadsheet.

I also, ordered 2 DCB1 PBCs in another thread.

Amount needed to pay you = $15 x 2 + $19 x 2 + $10 (combined shipping) = $78.
Right?

Tea-bag, please pm me about the total amount of payment if my calculation is incorrect.
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king4joy said:
Teabag,
PM SENT
Teabag,

I have signed up for SSLV1.1 plus 1 x IRF + Minikit

(What is the BJT + Minikit please??)

When should I pay you please?? Total + US$36 (to Hong Kong), is that correct??

Cheers,

King
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Hi,
The BJT+ and - kits are for low voltage, between 3.3-5.5v ideally, although they can support the higher voltages. The IRF are prefered. The difference is it uses a Bipolar on output and a different gate resistor. That is about it for parts swap.

The total is correct. Please paypal before end of Sunday night, or Monday AM your time. 2/24/13. Paypal address is in cell K1 on the spreadsheet, the first one below on left in signature.
Tea
 
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Tea-Bag said:
Hi,
The BJT+ and - kits are for low voltage, between 3.3-5.5v ideally, although they can support the higher voltages. The IRF are prefered. The difference is it uses a Bipolar on output and a different gate resistor. That is about it for parts swap.

The total is correct. Please paypal before end of Sunday night, or Monday AM your time. 2/24/13. Paypal address is in cell K1 on the spreadsheet, the first one below on left in signature.
Tea
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Have paid US$36.

Please send to my address in Hong Kong as follows:
King Chang
1/F., 184 Shau Kei Wan Road,
Hong Kong.

Mobile: 53956345

Please do not send to my address in Australia.

Thankyou,

King
 
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