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Since I got lot of requests on when this amazing piece of silicon would be available again… Here it is…
You can find all the info here:
http://www.raspyfi.com/the-rig…..pberry-pi/
With ebay links, I just added also an interesting XMOS USB to SPDIF… Enjoy!
Be warned – when Michelangelo discovered this and posted the original links to this and the low-noise power supply (sold by the same eBay vendor) the shipping costs were U$8 and U$4 for the PS and XMOS boards respectively.
Those shipping cost have suddenly gone to U$40 each! The not-so-nice face of capitalism….. and lots of RaspyFi-driven sales, I'll bet.
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Or you could purchase through here… http://www.diyinhk.com/ and still select a cheaper shipping options… Slower, but only $10… I still got my parts in less than a week from China to Sweden, so not that slow really…
Thanks for the link. On the shop link its possible to get the <$10 shipping but on the eBay link I don't see an option when ordering for anything but $40. Or am I missing something??
Derek said
Thanks for the link. On the shop link its possible to get the <$10 shipping but on the eBay link I don't see an option when ordering for anything but $40. Or am I missing something??
Nope, only in the shop… I sent a message asking why the shipping was that high, and if they could combine shipping costs instead of just adding it up… They then pointed me to the shop, since apparently eBay has changed their fee system, and their rules, making it prohibitively expensive for them to do that on eBay, as each item costs separately, and since buyers protection doesn't work with unregistered shipping… So, while I do think it has something to do with wanting to make more money, I also think it's partly eBay's fault that the shipping price is high… Otherwise they wouldn't have a shop where you can buy the same thing loads cheaper…
Agreed, it's probably a combination of greed and eBay's greedy rules!
Thanks for pursuing it and getting the shop link – now we can still put together a reasonable cost transport/DAC. Did you look at the other offerings on Sellarz's site? There's an expensive but really low-noise regulator there if you're looking to build your own power supply for the DIYINHK XMOS board and the South Korean DAC.
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