I have the same question regarding what to use in the ultrasonic cleaner. While I was cleaning up the new classroom I found a small unit designed for cleaning jewelry.
Given that I am the OP the subject is now on topic
I have the same question regarding what to use in the ultrasonic cleaner. While I was cleaning up the new classroom I found a small unit designed for cleaning jewelry.
Given that I am the OP the subject is now on topic
hi,
In my experience, the packages arrives at the destination airport and is then sat on by customs.
Often I have had to go to Heath Row to retrieve an urgent package.
The PO were advised that they are freesamples and of no value.
Document included inside the package to that effect.
I have the same question regarding what to use in the ultrasonic cleaner. While I was cleaning up the new classroom I found a small unit designed for cleaning jewelry.
Given that I am the OP the subject is now on topic
hi 3v0,
Called in the PO this morning, they say it could take a little longer to arrive, but the package is most likely in USA customs.
The PO suggest you contact your local customs office.
I asked the PO to track the package, but they say a least 25 days must have elapsed before they can take action.! I have a copy of the 25 day form, just in case.
A copy of my original PO receipt is attached for reference.
Are SOIC's of any use to you? Or TSSOP? I am guessing 'no' on the latter but I have connections to get IC's that failed product test, but it's going to be modern SMT stuff.
Are SOIC's of any use to you? Or TSSOP? I am guessing 'no' on the latter but I have connections to get IC's that failed product test, but it's going to be modern SMT stuff.
I was going to use a heatgun on some old MB to get surface mount parts for my 2nd year people. A best the first year people will get to SOICS by the end of the year.
Got the PM, I sent you my old manager's email at Cirrus so you could ask for failed parts directly. There's a lesser chance of that happening than me asking old friends at the company for them, but it is legit and doesn't have me asking any friends to break any company rules.
If you needed SOIC's donated, would you want 8, 14, what pin count?
Got the PM, I sent you my old manager's email at Cirrus so you could ask for failed parts directly. There's a lesser chance of that happening than me asking old friends at the company for them, but it is legit and doesn't have me asking any friends to break any company rules.
If you needed SOIC's donated, would you want 8, 14, what pin count?