<t>Farnell were advertising an actual accessory bundle in Australia, the one that included, hub, leads, (not Leeds itself) SD card and keyboard and mouse was advertised at AU$ 29.95, but that page has now disappeared probably along with the price.<br/> <br/> Out here MSY computers are selling 8GB ca...
<t>alexeames said: <br/> <br/> <br/> Nurbit said: <br/> <br/> <br/> I did say in another thread that I've started stocking Pis <br/> <br/> <br/> I don't think a stocking pi would be very tasty. Bad business plan. :p<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> At the risk of being told off, wouldn't that be a raspberry t...
<t>You"d need quite a few – power consumption is 3.5kW but on the bright side on standby it only consumes 0.5W, so in winter it"d be the central heating and in summer it"s green credentials come into play by leaving it in standby, whilst out getting enebriated..<br/> <br/> Grumpyoldgit said: <br/> <...
<t>William H. Bell said: <br/> <br/> <br/> I put an order in on the 29th of April from farnell.fr and received an email from them on the 7th of March<br/> <br/> Umm, February did you mean to type?<br/> <br/> E-14 in Australia have been silent, so my 29th Feb order was 66 days and is now showing 143 ...
I wonder if you'd need planning permission, and I wouldn't like to be the person to repair it- "Just got take it into the workshop to fix that problem sir."
<t>Slightly off at a tangent.<br/> <br/> A have worked in manufacturing of electronic devices within the telecommunications industry and health devices.<br/> <br/> Depending on how parts are sourced (customer provides the parts versus board stuffing house buys to BOM) it can take up to six weeks. Th...
<r>Not sure how much freight will be, but I'm not going to pay more than a fiver,and I want it VAT free and no import duty.<br/> <br/> I think Space Invaders will look brilliant on this.<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tec.....rrods.html">http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tec.....rrods.html...
<r>Here is a link for those who like to tinker for possible power supply/battery alternatives.<br/> <br/> Note though this company charges US$25.00 for freighting (via DHL) all their products even if credit card sized.<br/> <br/> They are in Europe - Serbia to be exact.<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://w...
<t>I made a moving forward total stock control program for 700 lines of stock covering a period of 26 weeks with a lowly Spectrum 128, this code originaly was on a ZX80 16K wobbly. True the damn thing got very hot and would often freeze, but that basic code fitted into the 128K with room to spare - ...
<t>JamesH said: <br/> <br/> <br/> Is there anything stopping you from ordering from outside Australia? Or do the disties force you to use the Aussie distribution?<br/> <br/> It's obviously a generic Australian problem, rather than Raspi specific. So I'm not sure what we can do about it. However, it ...
<t>I have lived in Australia for nigh on 17 years now, I"m well aware many things are cheaper to purchase on a private basis versus imported goods.<br/> <br/> The part people seem to be ignoring is that currently the first batch is going to the UK from China, it is then being distributed direct (as ...
<t>Just wondering if at some time the Microsoft dotNet microframework can be used for programming especially if the new W8-OnArm is portable. (Hangs head in shame for even mentioning Microsoft).<br/> <br/> I have a FEZ-PandaII board which uses C# alongside the free Visual Studio 2010.<br/> <br/> Hav...
<t>I've posted my theory elsewhere.<br/> <br/> Farnell/RS are UK companies, their AU (and other country websites) prices are fixed once a year, all are based on the GBP and converted to the required currency. Because of currency fluctuations they give themselves a slight margin to stave off currency...