RE: LV2000 demands

> so 591/200 = 2.955 per board in parts... Unicorn would ship this order
> for
> free so that's accurate
        [...]

> I have done some by hand and my total usually runs no more than $5 per
> assembled board including chemicals, board blanks, and parts. If you
> want
> to justify your price, please don't try to say they are expensive to
> produce. The only justification I can think of is that they do take
> some
> time to assemble. The sure as hell did not take much time to design.
> The
> schematics are straight out of the Motorola application notes and I
> had the
> board layout guy here do mine up in about 10 minutes.
>
Hmmm... You know what? If you're such an ace at designing, buying,
building, organizing, documenting, supporting, and selling, why don't
you do it then?

I suppose that test equipment, prototype boards, assembly, materials and
time are free too?

Maybe you want to be a contract manufacturer for all these easy designs
floating around? I'd be more than happy to sub-out my MultiPac boards
for anyone willing to build them for cost of parts.

-Clay

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... Much gnashing of teeth....
Received on Thu Nov 12 17:47:13 1998