Stephen Pelc  wrote:
> On Sat, 14 Jul 2018 15:22:26 +0100, Chris Green  wrote:
>
> >Stephen Pelc  wrote:
> >Typical UK mark up though, it's more £ than the $ price!
>
> With a one off price of US$35, the one-off UK prices make sense.
> Having imported US boards in the past, I can assure you that the
> UK price is not unreasonable for a low volume part.
>
Not unreasonable in terms of the cost to the supplier, no.  However to
a 'user' (me) it is unreasonable as it costs as much as the Pi!

I think I have two ways to go:-

    1 - Stay with my Beaglebone, it's behing the Pi in some ways but
    it does what I need for the moment.  I'm just worried about its
    continuing future and development.

    2 - Use a Pi and do the ADC with a couple of cheap, non-pi, ADC
    boards.  It will then cost only a fiver or so.

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Chris Green
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