IC : FSP Flex ATX 350W Power Supply (FSP350-60EVF) -Refurbished

Does that include customs duty? Any particular reason why getting this imported over locally available ones? asking because i am just wondering shipping itself might cost a bomb because they are bulky.
 
vaalkai said:
Does that include customs duty? Any particular reason why getting this imported over locally available ones? asking because i am just wondering shipping itself might cost a bomb because they are bulky.
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Yes it includes shipping and customs duty. And I don't see flex atx form factor PSU available locally. Last time I did buy one from tirupati enterprises, they sent me a old one and damaged piece .
 
vaalkai said:
Does that include customs duty? Any particular reason why getting this imported over locally available ones? asking because i am just wondering shipping itself might cost a bomb because they are bulky.
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Should be, the ebay link is showing the cost per piece is around ~10 USD.

@chetansha I have this, and its a bit noisy I think.
 
chetansha said:
I plan to import this Flex ATX from ebay via iccworld, and the quote i have received is Rs.2,431/- per piece.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/FSP-Flex-ATX-350W-Power-Supply-FSP350-60EVF-Refurbished/263159607775

https://www.fspgroupusa.com/ecommerce/pc-psu/flex-12v/fsp350-60evf.html

this can be used for normal pc / htpc / NAS etc. if any one interested in same let me know
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why not get second hand since i know in richer street where they do sell min itx power supply but i dont know if they have in stock
 
Never heard of that website. Have you personally used it or the PSU which you have recommended ? The website also mentions for electronics, you'll need a 110v to 220v step up transformer / plug to use them
 
inc0d3r said:
Never heard of that website. Have you personally used it or the PSU which you have recommended ? The website also mentions for electronics, you'll need a 110v to 220v step up transformer / plug to use them
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You can find more details of the psu on its website


The warning is generic, they do it for all electronic products. Yes I have used ibhejo no issues so far.
I have no idea about apevia or it's products, you can check on us forums or such for more info
 

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Never heard of that website. Have you personally used it or the PSU which you have recommended ? The website also mentions for electronics, you'll need a 110v to 220v step up transformer / plug to use them
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Did you manage to get your hands on one?

I have imported one from DesertCart for 5k. Expected to arrive in a week or so. Lets see how it goes.
 
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