I think it would be easier to split at 50 pieces boundary as they are
packaged in a tube of 50.

At this price of 25 cents you can use it in place of 555 timer :-)

I have been given this price from All American and the rep asserted this price.

Regards

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 17:24:42 -0700, William Chops Westfield
<westfw@mac.com> wrote:
>
> I don't know if the price difference in cost between a group buy
> ($0.25) and and (ie) digikey ($0.54/41/38) is worth the hassle, unless
> some selfless person is willing to mail them out at like $3 for 10,
> postpaid
> (first class mail, one stamp?) (and do NOT underestimate the time and
> effort needed to mail out 60+ such efforts.
>
> I would buy 100 at the $0.25 price, just because for me, spending less
> than $25 just isn't worth it.  I'd buy 100 for $37.50 from digikey,
> too, and be happy, if I hadn't heard this rumor that they should be
> cheaper.
> I think we should at least wait a week or two to see if digikey/etc
> fall in with the rumor ("official company rep statement"?) or not...
>
> I do NOT think that an 8pin processor is a "good starting point",
> especially for the AVR series.  An AT90S2313 is at the bottom of their
> 'full featured' line (uart, ram, etc) instead of the bottom of the
> bottom, and would be a better choice, IMO.
>
> BillW
>
>
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