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Maxim 8212 in stock!
Dave Hrynkiw
February 25, 2002
FINALLY, after several phone calls, our shipment of Maxim 8212 configurable voltage detectors has shown up on our doorstep.
All BEP customers who ordered with the accessory package can expect a small package from us in the next little while with your missing 8212's.
We'll be putting them on regular sale in the next little while (wait for the announcement).
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