Yes, the same problem, I thought. Now I am thinking about whether I should go back to China at holiday and brought it to the UK in a checked suitcase.Yeah, why not. The main question is whether it'll still be worthwhile if you add shipping, VAT and duty clearance costs.
You could do that; technically it's illegal, IDK what the odds te of your suitcase being picked out for it. I don't think I'd risk it personally - too much hassle.
I don't understand what risks there might be?
Customs becoming nasty with you and having to go through a lot of paperwork and ultimately paying up to be able to import the device. It'll depend on the country you're traveling to and how customs work there. I know around here checks have picked up sharply in recent years.
is this theory or practice
I don't know about Russia, but I know where I live I wouldn't risk it given the effectiveness of customs here.
I don’t want to get into an argument
I'm a color developing and printing newbie, obviously I can't afford cpe2 or cpe3, but I don't want to accept the inconsistency of hand-developing via sous vide, so I found this imitation from a Chinese company, which only costs 600AUD, and has almost the same functions as cpe3. PID temperature control, but don't know if they have an overseas sales team.
I guess USA still has punitive tariffs with PRC in effect, because when shipping is added, USA cost for that processor is nearly 1500 AUD.
The Bilibili.com video I linked to was posted just a few days ago, maybe not yet available to purchase?
Yeah, why not. The main question is whether it'll still be worthwhile if you add shipping, VAT and duty clearance costs.
well, most of my shipping from cn to australia was duty free.
As said many times, depends on where you are. Around here, customs have caught up with the habit of the population to buy from China, and they have a pretty effective system in place for tax collection.
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