Em 7/8/2011 16:42, Michael Watterson escreveu:
> Matt Bennett wrote:
>> On Sun, August 7, 2011 12:19 pm, Michael Watterson wrote:
>>  =20
>>> On 07/08/2011 15:50, Matt Bennett wrote:
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>>>> Or maybe it should be [AD], but I'm not really trying to sell to the
>>>> folks
>>>> on this list- I'd probably send some of these to you folks for the cos=
t
>>>> of
>>>> shipping/packaging... though thanks to the export complexities/ITAR, I=
'm
>>>> not going to ship outside of the US.
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>>> Export Complexities?
>>>
>>> Doesn't USA want to make money?
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>> Yes, though the devices I want to sell are probably not on the USML list
>> (see
>> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Traffic_in_Arms_Regulations>=
).
>> I don't have any way to certify compliance, and the penalties if you scr=
ew
>> up (even if by accident) just aren't worth the risk.
>>
>> I'm not saying I agree or disagree with export limitations,=20
> I think it only means you can't sell direct to Iran, North Korea etc?
> AND only applies if the company or parts deals with Embargoed Items?
>
> I'm curious. Maybe someone else on the list can clarify. A very few US=20
> companies asked me to agree a disclaimer that I wasn't a Terrorist,=20
> Making Nukes, or dealing with Iran, North Korea etc.
>
> Not that I want to to buy 200 tone filter modules, but it's the first=20
> I've heard of these regulations creating a problem for ordinary people=20
> or parts exports from USA. Despite my whinging about carriage, I have =20
> bought electronics and parts relatively frequently  from USA.  Not heavy=
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> things  mind.


Once I tried to buy some Atmel XMega MCUs and Digikey (or Mouser, I
don't remember) didn't accept my order because those devices have
hardware cryptographic modules.

And I don't even live in an embargoed country, I live in Brazil.


Isaac

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