Laika Fuzz PCB's for sale.

Post by **digi2t** » 06 Aug 2017, 12:57

I have 5 Laika Fuzz PCB's for sale. This is a clone of the Spaceman Sputnik II, with an added diode reversal switch, which expands the oscillation mode (DRIFT on the Sputnik II). BOM and build notes will be provided after purchase.

Build pictures (FOR REFERENCE ONLY. Only PCB's are for sale.)

Boards are $20 US each, shipping included to anywhere in the continental US or Canada. I will not ship these anywhere else, no exceptions, so don't even bother asking. Only one PCB per person. PM me for payment and your shipping info.

Dirk_Hendrik · Post by **Dirk_Hendrik** » 07 Aug 2017, 09:13

Dear Digit,

Could you please check your harddrives and other storage for any form of files that may contain or are based on my work? I mean schematics, eprom dumps, mails, text or whatever else. And if you find em, please delete em. I do not like the thought that anything I created is being by someone with a mentality like the one you display in above message. Not willing to ship abroad is fine although I do not see the problem personally. It's the "don't bother asking" remark .... while posting on an internationally used forum.

Thanks for reading

Post by **digi2t** » 07 Aug 2017, 21:34

ALL SOLD!

PMowdes · Post by **PMowdes** » 07 Aug 2017, 23:00

I have a bunch of the same pcb's. I am based in the UK and will ship to Europe. I will not ship these anywhere else, no exceptions, so don't even bother asking. Only one PCB per person. PM me for payment and your shipping info.

Dirk_Hendrik · Post by **Dirk_Hendrik** » 08 Aug 2017, 06:48

Same request for you then as I did to Digit.

Where comes this narowmindedness from!??

PMowdes · Post by **PMowdes** » 08 Aug 2017, 10:04

Dirk_Hendrik wrote:Same request for you then as I did to Digit.

Where comes this narowmindedness from!??

Luckily I don't have any of your stuff

And I don't think it's narrow-mindedness, Dino and I have pcb's on both sides of the pond. I have had a lot of wasted time from people who are interested and then put off by the postage costs.

I can't speak for Dino but I just don't have the time to muck around, this isn't my day job and I don't make much out of it. What's wrong with being upfront about it???

Dirk_Hendrik · Post by **Dirk_Hendrik** » 10 Aug 2017, 15:08

It is narrow mindedness.

I have done business worldwide for years, selling and buying and yes, people can be a PITA in so many ways we cannot even start to summarize. Just as well I ran into great people worldwide and had phoneconversations I still quote.

But there's a distinct difference between choosing not to pursue business with a customer (fine! feel free!) or to put a possibly more than willing customer off with a "don't bother to ask". Just slamming the door.

As well, sorry to say, the only "No's" I ran into with purchases abroad were from Americans and Brits... no matter what I did to make their selling lives easier. Narrowmindedness it is. Sorry.

PMowdes · Post by **PMowdes** » 10 Aug 2017, 18:34

Dirk_Hendrik wrote:It is narrow mindedness.

I have done business worldwide for years, selling and buying and yes, people can be a PITA in so many ways we cannot even start to summarize. Just as well I ran into great people worldwide and had phoneconversations I still quote.

But there's a distinct difference between choosing not to pursue business with a customer (fine! feel free!) or to put a possibly more than willing customer off with a "don't bother to ask". Just slamming the door.

As well, sorry to say, the only "No's" I ran into with purchases abroad were from Americans and Brits... no matter what I did to make their selling lives easier. Narrowmindedness it is. Sorry.

Yawn!