From Brian Willoughby Sent Sun, Jul 1st 2018, 07:09
Thanks, Simon. It=E2=80=99s bad enough that TSA can block incoming printed circuit = assemblies arbitrarily for extended periods of time without any = prediction of when they=E2=80=99ll be released. Now we have to deal with = tariffs as well as the potential for delays. I designed a product that was manufactured in Texas (and sold in = reasonably large quantities in Australia among other countries) where = there was a long delay created by TSA. It wasn=E2=80=99t even the first = batch of pcbs. No idea why it was held up. People don=E2=80=99t realize how hard it is to manufacture in the United = States. I=E2=80=99m sure other countries have their share of hurdles. Brian > On Jun 30, 2018, at 11:45 PM, Wheaton, Simon = <xxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx> wrote: >> From: Paul Schreiber [xxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx] >> Sent: Sunday 1 July 2018 10:50 >> Subject: RE: [AH] MOOG WARNING >>=20 >> Nope, sorry Moog. >> Musical Instruments fall under Section 92, and in Section 92 there is = NO SUCH THING as 'pc board assemblies". >> And Section 92 is NOT part of the tariff. >> Yes, your caps, resistors, LEDs and pots will go up. And soldering = irons :) >> THAT'S ALL. >=20 > 9030.90.68 Printed circuit assemblies, NESOI >=20 > Simon > Canberra > AUSTRALIA >=20