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pennywise
Wholesalers are a nightmare best to use one guy in branch, then theres no hiding when it comes to questioning an invoices and agreed sounds like CEF from the OP:33:
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I pay about £5 for an alarm battery- you are using a wrong wholesalerlast week i went into a certain wholesalers, wanted an alarm battery. he tapped away on his keybord and then said £15.78 with the vat. bloody ell . i says, last one was only about a tenner. he taps away again then says best i can do is £10.45.!!!!!!!
last week i went into a certain wholesalers, wanted an alarm battery. he tapped away on his keybord and then said £15.78 with the vat. bloody ell . i says, last one was only about a tenner. he taps away again then says best i can do is £10.45.!!!!!!!
There's a million and on reasons one wholesaler might be more expensive than another. With alarm batteries you'll get better prices at a battery wholesaler. An electrical wholesaler would only move small quantities so their prices will be higher. In that case you're paying for the convenience of not having to use multiple suppliers and spend longer driving around to acquire your materials.
I completely agree for materials or parts that aren't bread and butter for your business. If we build a one-off PCB or we're making a prototype item we'll purchase all the components from 2 or 3 suppliers, you can't justify sourcing the best prices on 300 components when you're only using one or two of each. Obviously the customer is paying ultimately but if the cost wasn't the premium priced materials he'd be paying for more of our time so it's a lose-lose scenario.I have always thought that sometimes it's counter-productive to spend two hours on the phone to find something for 50p cheaper - despite the principle!
I pay about £5 for an alarm battery- you are using a wrong wholesaler
at £5 your using the wrong battery..
One of these;
2.1ah 2.2ah 2.3ah 2.4ah 12v Battery Rechargeable Sealed Lead Acid Battery from E-Supply Ltd
I get the yuasa 2.4 AH ones for around £5
i don't use them- i gave this as an example of the size of battery i buy
teach me about alarms, and il buy you 2 batteries for your toy, honestly never have worked with one but am gonna order a kit and see if i can set it up..... keep you posted alarm man you can be my princess with shinning armour
wish you were my dad, your sweet, aye ive seen them in tech the engineering class use same room and ive had nosey at there works, just knowing how to set them up as i seen a page with about a 1000 functions from keypad codes
well i thought were dearer than this http://www.******************/Main_Index/Alarm_Index/Alarm_Kits_1/index.html , im looking at second one would it matter???
also can them devices that send txt to your phone be added to these sytems and isit a phoneline you need to connect to a call centre or police or whatever they are worked??
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