CCFL distributors in Oz?

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  • pedro
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 199
    • AUSTRALIA

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    CCFL distributors in Oz?

    Anyone - especially you other Aussies here - know of any Australian distributors of replacement CCFL's (preferably more affordable than the Farnell type of place)? I'm more than a little leery of the risks associated with international shipping of what are decidedly fragile items.
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  • stevo1210
    Badcaps Legend
    • Oct 2006
    • 4156
    • Australia

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    Re: CCFL distributors in Oz?

    most of them get the CCFL's from overseas anyway so I think you'd be better off buying from the direct wholesaler overseas? they might be fragile, but I'm pretty sure they're packed very well to ensure they don't snap on the way...
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