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Re: Sourcing Parts in Singapore

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Originally Posted by Philip W. View Post

For rotary encoders, I bought some from US company, shipped them to someone in the US, who then shipped them to me in Singapore.

That's all I know. I don't know what to do for buying drive train components. Good luck!
Ahhhh.... you might want to be careful here. While I doubt anything like a rotary encoder would get you into trouble, that's considered an 'export' and can fall under certain ITAR regulations. You could get your friend in a lot of trouble.

And your mentors. Especially if they're in industry and are expected to know these sorts of things.
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