New Batch of ASM-1's has arrived

[gstopp at fibermux.com]

     Hi DIY,
     
     I just picked up my next batch of 50 ASM-1 circuit boards yesterday, 
     and they're available for orders.
     
     The bare circuit boards can be purchased for $60 US apiece, or $50 
     apiece for 4 or more in the same order. Documentation includes 
     schematics, parts placement diagram, parts list, circuit 
     descriptions, and adjustment procedures.
     
     Accepted methods of payment include US or Canadian personal check, 
     American Express traveller's cheques, or (you guessed it), cash in US 
     dollars cleverly shielded in opaque paper.
     
     For the next 2 weeks my mailing address is still:
     
     ADC/Fibermux
     Attention: Gene Stopp
     21415 Plummer Street
     Chatsworth, California
     91311
     USA
     
     Yes I said for the next 2 weeks - I'll keep the list posted but 
     ADC/Fibermux is going away. Our Portland mother company (ADC Kentrox) 
     has decided to shut down the California plant for business reasons. 
     We've known about this since November, but it's getting down to the 
     wire now. What this means is that my email address will be changing 
     soon, as well as my ship-to address for ASM-1 orders. The address will 
     probably become either a temporary PO box, or some similar thing. The 
     email address will most likely split in two as my wife and I finally 
     buckle under and lease an ISDN line to our house, and then we get new 
     work email. Unfortunately for us we will probably be have to sit by the 
     pool and do gardening and other stress-inducing things for a month or 
     two before we start at our new jobs. We do have some offers, and since 
     my wife has become quite the HTML and Java-head recently (on top of her 
     LAN driver/SNMP experience) we aren't too worried about the bills just 
     yet.
     
     On the technical side, the good news is that the lab stuff I've been 
     using all these months (geeez years now?) will probably make it into 
     my garage. The parts bins, the resistors, the chips, the bench power 
     supplies, even (gasp!) the scope are all up for grabs and nobody here 
     disputes my dibs on it. Cool huh. So, ongoing little projects should 
     make their way into DIY list posts just like before....
     
     - Gene
     gstopp at fibermux.com