Re: How do I add firmware to a card?

[Roger Johnstone <roger@roger.geek.nz.removethisbit>]

In <459bb5ea$0$38165$c30e37c6@lon-reader.news.telstra.net> Tristan 
Mumford  wrote:
> I tried Mouser after being dissappointed at the high postage price of
> components with farnell. The cheapest postage option for an oscillator 
> and a TO-220 3.3v regulator (slightly over $3 of components) was US$36. 
> Not pleased. If this goes on I may need to enlist the help of someone 
> that lives near a half-decent electronics store. Or try to get one of 
> the electronics repair people to throw a couple of extra parts into 
> one of their regular orders. Although around here I don't like my 
> chances.

I've ordered components for work from Soanar Plus several times and had 
no problems. They'll supply items in any quantity, courier delivery is 
AUD $8.00 within Australia or New Zealand (typically only two days for 
delivery to NZ!), and they're tied in with Jaycar now so they also sell 
all the components that Jaycar sells, but at Jaycars trade pricing.

I'd suggest getting a copy of their printed catalog. The web site is 
fine for ordering from when you know exactly what you're after, but 
terrible for browsing.

http://www.soanarplus.com/

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