| ??? 06/19/12 12:25 Read: times |
#187791 - Take a look at element14 Indian website Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Their website even has rupee prices.
Bombay has shops who sell/send components on COD basis, but Calcutta could be cheaper for you. Visit the website of educational product companies like Anshuman, where you can get complete kits. Using a kit initially will save you time and headache of making a layout and pcb, or you could do that in parallel. |
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