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  superforever on 27/09/2012 - 23:45

  Is that mean only start tomorrow?

  I tried Ainol Fire but no difference.

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    dnnnnnnnnng on 27/09/2012 - 23:51

    Coupon isn't valid until the 28th

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    newox on 28/09/2012 - 00:48

    +2

    try SEP8TABLET. gives an 8% discount on tablets

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      dnnnnnnnnng on 28/09/2012 - 00:51

      brilliant, thanks!

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        altomic on 28/09/2012 - 10:29

        $147.19 with discount code.

        that's US$

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        superforever on 28/09/2012 - 10:35

        Nice are they reliable, I know from whirlpool quite some people ordered from them.

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  Crownanchor on 27/09/2012 - 23:45

  They also have a coupon code 5%eBay2012 for 5%, not sure when this expires.

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  obses2ion on 27/09/2012 - 23:47

  Nice. Some good stuff, similar to what I search on eBay but at a fixed price.

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  zephram on 28/09/2012 - 00:06

  I didn't know they had 7% margins to begin with - Just goes to show

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  Russ on 28/09/2012 - 14:27

  Code confirmed working today, 2PM 28/9/12. Gave 7% off whole order price, although somehow I ended up with almost 8% discount. Looks like their website can't tally correctly, but in my favour:

  Sub-Total:$10.74
  Air Mail (Free Shipping without Tracking Number):$0.00
  Discount Coupon: SEP7ALLSITE :$-0.75
  Total:$9.89

  Paypal charged me US$9.89, so the discount worked out to 7.9% for me. YMMV.

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  Windows7forever on 28/09/2012 - 15:35

  Great. I love BiC. Just bought a real nice multimeter for $6.50.
  http://www.buyincoins.com/new_en/details/digital-lcd-multime…

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    octagonalman on 28/09/2012 - 19:29

    You should treat yourself to autoranging!

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      Windows7forever on 29/09/2012 - 08:25

      : Automatic switching of a multirange meter from its lowest to the next higher range, with the switching process repeated until a range is reached for which the full-scale value is not exceeded. Also known as automatic ranging.

      Oh, I See, Such a Noob with Electronics but Still Learning! :P

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        octagonalman on 29/09/2012 - 13:26

        I might go so far as to advise cancelling it if you see yourself trying to work out the notoriously difficult-to-read metal-film resistors. It's not so bad when you have a rough idea of the voltage or current… but when you have a bunch of random resistors from last week/month/project and aren't in individual boxes or bags, it's a real pain to work it out. (I've been through the noob path too :D - but my multimeter dial became more harder to turn and gave up with that one.)

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        Windows7forever on 02/10/2012 - 15:02

        That's okay. It is just something cheap to go in my toolbox of seldom used but handy to have tools collection at my disposal.