7 Oct
2007
7 Oct
'07
10:32 a.m.
At 11:10 AM +0200 10/7/07, Ethan Dicks wrote:
Good point. Looking at the Bill of Materials, which is what I based
that on, it appears that those are IC3. Which tells me that you're
correct.
http://jderogee.tripod.com/project1541_downloads/1541-III_v1_BOM.txt
I've done
up a web page showing the price breakdown when ordering the
parts from Newark, as they are a US arm of Farnell.
http://www.aracnet.com/~healyzh/commodore/1541-III.html It also
includes the Manufacturer and Newark part numbers.
Nice work. I do notice that you've listed two MCUs, a PIC 18F252 and
a PIC 18F2620. Presumably, the design takes one _or_ the other, not
both. Also, it looks to me like those 0.1" (2.54mm)
jumpers is a bit high -
$0.25 each, min q. 10.
That seems more than a little high to me as well. I think the issue
is that these are one of the items coming from Farnell. I've not
tried to find US equivalents, or checked other outfits such as
Digi-Key. I'm guessing this would result if a price reduction. I'm
also curious as to what the price would be to simply order everything
from Farnell.
Other killers are the $15 handling fee
(presumably because the order value isn't up to their minimum value -
$50?),
Actually it is to cover the stuff coming from Farnell (UK) rather
than Newark (US). In looking at the Farnell website, they do the
same thing for stuff coming from Newark.
Thanks for laying everything out in a very plain and
clear fashion.
It's a great starting point, especially for those who might have to
order every single part to build a kit (I see large numbers of things
I'd pull from my own stores).
I have it in an Excel spreadsheet if anyone wants it. I still need
to go through and figure out how much is optional (I know some of the
power stuff is), or like the PIC's duplicates. I might have a new
expanded version up later on today depending on how much free time I
have.
Zane
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