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Hi, fantastic work you've got. I'm putting together some parts for my own little holoclock project, and I've got to ask you: where did you find those high efficiency LEDs?

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I haven't used their board service, but futurlec.com.au is a Thai company with offices in Australia that I've bought components from in the past. I've not had to pay import duties, even with large orders. They have a reasonably priced board service. Sparkfun also has a board service, but they ship global priority mail, for which you won't get socked with import duties if the total's less than $500 or $1000 AUD - at least that's the case in my experience having stuff shipped from the US. The GPM envelopes are also a pretty cheap way to ship boards if you're only getting a handful. How much does it cost you to get stuff sent by Mouser from overseas? I've always gotten a friend to onship using the cheapest USPS rate (when I've ordered from digikey - never dealt with Mouser) but I don't want to inconvenience them too much.

Nice work on the wrist watch.