Antique Electronic Supply USA

[Radio Fixer]

The Web address is tubesand more.com.  For decades they have been a really good supplier particularly if working on US radios.  But now a change to the rules has maybe ruled them out.

"Due to UK changes to VAT ...we are currently only accepting orders over £137 ...".  (Would have added this as an Attachment pic but that isnt working for me).

I came across this as I wanted some more Alpha pots which are really nice having a lovely smooth viscous feel and are amazingly low cost.

It is possible that I can get them posted to a US friend and then she ship them on but just more hassle.  Glad I'm at the end of the 'ole radio' restoration hobby as things seem always harder.

Gary

[CambridgeWorks]

Also, Royal Mail now class USA as World zone 3. The most expensive there is if ever posting there.
Rob

[Radio Fixer]

Well ordered them from Mouser, bit more expensive but at least they can do them. Guess its having a UK depot here.

Gary

[ppppenguin]

I've not used them (yet) but ordering from Mouser and Digikey looks as trouble free as RS and Farnell.

[peter scott]

"Due to UK changes to VAT ...we are currently only accepting orders over £137 ...".  (Would have added this as an Attachment pic but that isnt working for me).
Gary

I thought Brexit was supposed to bring us closer to the USA but that appears not to be the case.

Peter.

[pedantik]

I've used AES quite a lot over the years. I recently tried to order some of their excellent replacement AM radio oscillator coils only to find that they are no longer available.

[Murphyv310]

Hi.
I was going to quote Peter but the quote button won't work on the phone.
The issue with the US is they are not happy with the NI Protocol and the Good Friday agreement may be jeopardised, one reason the trade deals are on the back burner.

[Radio Fixer]

https://www.tubesandmore.com/search/node...or%20coils

Seem available to me... but I expect you mean you cant get them due to not accepting small value orders. Try Mouser.

Gary