Is it possible to place an order and pay via an online transaction? What are the shipping rates to Singapore (per package, per weight)?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Apex jr reply
Shipping costs are determined by weight.
The least expensive way to ship is by USPS Flat Rate
An Envelope with a limit of under 4 lbs is $15.50
A Medium Flat Rate Box limit under 20 lbs $44.50
A Large Flat Rate Box limit under 20 lbs $56.50
As for PayMent I will accept PayPal with a 5% fee
or a TT with a $15.00 fee.
Steve @ Apex Jr
Shipping costs are determined by weight.
The least expensive way to ship is by USPS Flat Rate
An Envelope with a limit of under 4 lbs is $15.50
A Medium Flat Rate Box limit under 20 lbs $44.50
A Large Flat Rate Box limit under 20 lbs $56.50
As for PayMent I will accept PayPal with a 5% fee
or a TT with a $15.00 fee.
Steve @ Apex Jr
APEX Technology makes chips, I sell Audio related Items both
New and Surplus. So wrong company.
Steve @ Apex Jr.
Apex Jr tweeter XO freq?
Re the $1 (or 100 for $85) tweeter, what is the lowest practical XO frequency for these?
Doug
Re the $1 (or 100 for $85) tweeter, what is the lowest practical XO frequency for these?
Doug
As I recall these are crossed at 3000Hz as for lower I don't know.
There might be others who have tried other freq and they
might chime in and let you know there findings.
Steve
There might be others who have tried other freq and they
might chime in and let you know there findings.
Steve
To further answer the above question... I was thinking and there
are a few threads on this forum about a line array, and I did a search.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/99960-my-line-array-project-log.html
And the other is thread # 121803
Steve
are a few threads on this forum about a line array, and I did a search.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/99960-my-line-array-project-log.html
And the other is thread # 121803
Steve
Do you have any 6800uf 100V caps in stock for your Apex Sr amp? If so, I would like to get 4. I still haven't found these yet.
Thanks,
Jim
Thanks,
Jim
At this time I am sold out of the 6800Uf 100V Snap In caps but do have
the 80V0lt ones in stock at $4.50ea
I will try and order more when I reorder my Apex "Senior"'s but still have
quite a few still in stock, so don't know when that will be.
Steve
the 80V0lt ones in stock at $4.50ea
I will try and order more when I reorder my Apex "Senior"'s but still have
quite a few still in stock, so don't know when that will be.
Steve
glad to find this on this forum. I have several items need to order from you, online ordering seems rather difficult.
What is the best way?, can I send u PM with items and get total etc?
thanks,
gychang
What is the best way?, can I send u PM with items and get total etc?
thanks,
gychang
I'm still a one man operation and a little guy in a big sea of suppliers
So the best way is either to email me directly with your wants
or call me TOLL FREE 1 866 4 APEX JR --- 1 866 427-3957
steve.apexjr@prodigy.net
I can check stock and weight and get back with you on costs
Steve @ Apex Jr.
So the best way is either to email me directly with your wants
or call me TOLL FREE 1 866 4 APEX JR --- 1 866 427-3957
steve.apexjr@prodigy.net
I can check stock and weight and get back with you on costs
Steve @ Apex Jr.
Now this right here is AWESOME! how many places get you get a direct line to a place for support??
I have ordered many items from Steve and the service has always been first rate!
Zc
I have ordered many items from Steve and the service has always been first rate!
Zc
question for Steve on the toroids: Do you really, or sort of, rate the voltage of these babies @ the specified amps??
What would the no-load ACV be on the 13.6--15.5V or so?
What would the no-load ACV be on the 13.6--15.5V or so?
I see if the toroids are marked and normally the voltages are no load voltages
otherwise they need to be checked and use a DMM also under no load.
Steve
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Is Apex Jr. the same as the Apex company that makes DVD players?
I have three 110 volt Apex DVD players that I need 220 volt power supplies for.
MLStrand56
I have three 110 volt Apex DVD players that I need 220 volt power supplies for.
MLStrand56
\ No... my company deaks with surplus audio cmponents.
but I might have some transformers to take you from 115-220 and
220-115 in stock various va rating's
but I might have some transformers to take you from 115-220 and
220-115 in stock various va rating's
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NOT Step up/down XMFR's
What I need are the 220 volt power supply boards (or simply the Internal 220V power XMFR), for APEX DVD players.
Reason for Converting electronics: In Philippines the AC power is 220V, single phase, 60Hz, UNgrounded. Neutral is rarely actually grounded. In Phils. Neutral is an ungrounded "Common". The Phils. electric outlets are the old 2-prong USA outlets. Filipinos don't understand different AC voltages. They see an AC plug that matches an AC outlet & plug it in. Without converting 110V electronics to 220, eventually they WILL be plugged into 220V & destroy the internal pwr. XMFR. For an external step down XMFR to preclude being unplugged, it MUST be Hard-Wired into the AC pwr cord. It's much better to simply replace the internal 110V pwr XMFR, with a 220V version. Once that is done, the equipment can never be plugged into the wrong voltage.
MLStrand56
I am an Electronic Tech. & spent 20 yrs. living in Europe & Asia, so I know all about Step up/down XMFRs. I can buy those here in Philippines.
What I need are the 220 volt power supply boards (or simply the Internal 220V power XMFR), for APEX DVD players.
Reason for Converting electronics: In Philippines the AC power is 220V, single phase, 60Hz, UNgrounded. Neutral is rarely actually grounded. In Phils. Neutral is an ungrounded "Common". The Phils. electric outlets are the old 2-prong USA outlets. Filipinos don't understand different AC voltages. They see an AC plug that matches an AC outlet & plug it in. Without converting 110V electronics to 220, eventually they WILL be plugged into 220V & destroy the internal pwr. XMFR. For an external step down XMFR to preclude being unplugged, it MUST be Hard-Wired into the AC pwr cord. It's much better to simply replace the internal 110V pwr XMFR, with a 220V version. Once that is done, the equipment can never be plugged into the wrong voltage.
MLStrand56
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