Wow, I am beside myself understanding this. I concede only a base
knowledge
of supply and demand, but that these toggle switch guards, which I really
like, cost almost $225.00 EACH with a five unit minimum is astounding.
Perhaps you engineer types can shed some light on what makes what seems
like
a pretty simple design so pricey......even in aviation dollars this seems
high. Only one supplier too (may be part of the problem). Also, I have
not
been able to locate anything similar. I like the openness of the design
and
what seems to be a smaller footprint than the standard toggle cover I am
use
to seeing. What am I missing?
I wish I had the skill set to make my own. Heck, if I used gold, I am not
sure if they would cost me as much...and gold would not be the best
material
for the purpose...or I wouldn't think so.....
Chris Barber
Houston
I bought some in Frys for just a few bucks.
http://www.frys.com/product/**5697421<
http://www.frys.com/product/5697421
Paul Lamar
Chris,
Don't fret, you can buy them in a variety of colors for $ .69/ea from MPJA.
Here's the link, scroll down to the bottom of the page.
http://www.mpja.com/Toggle-Switches/products/62/
Heck, this advice ought to be worth a free re-write of my will. ;-)
Mark S.
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