[ARC5] When Them Chinese Caps Say "400VDC"

[J. Forster]

Certainly when I was buying chips, the Japanese parts were always preferable.

The Japanese learnt in the 1950s that you can make 100,000 cameras; 99,999
perfectly, and 1 poorly. It's the 1 that will be remembered.

I had a US car at one time. It was a POS. I will NEVER buy another, no
matter how much they advertize. NEVER.

You never get a second chance to make a fiurst impressiuon- fool me once
shame on you; fool me twice shame on me.

I was recently screwed by Sears on a mismarked Craftsman socket set. I
will never buy anything more from Sears.

YMMV,

-John

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> On Mon, 3 Dec 2012, Kenneth G. Gordon wrote:
>>
>> The situation with such stuff is very much akin to the problem with
>> Japanese-made stuff just prior to WWII: they sent us that junk because
>> they
>> thought we wanted it.
>>
> Whereas, in more recent times, I remember when RAM chips were being made
> in the U.S. and in Japan.  I read that the U.S. makers of computers much
> preferred the Japanese chips because the U.S. makers shipped everything
> they made; the Japanese makers only shipped the good ones.
>
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