Ever wondered who "Ray Wu" is?

[Gary]

Thanks David for helping us put a face to a name and sheeding some light on how things are made.
I find it fascinating that they make hi tech stuff with low tech methods.
John

Anyone who says "I can't solder this Lynx controller - it's too complicated" should talk with a old lady that 6 months before was farming in an field and now can handle a soldering iron like ku-fu panda!

Or say that to someone who said that they couldn't build a surface mount Aether I.  <yk..   

[dowdybrown]

Thank you so much David for posting the pictures! I means a lot to be able to put a face to the name.

Matt

[MrChristmas2000]

In the early 90s I lived over there for about a year before China took it over. I would like to go back and see how things have changed. Hong Kong has allways been a very dynamic place to visit.

[TheBanker]

Why doesnt he come to the academy?


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[tbone321]

Are you going to pay for his airfair.... LOL.  Actually, I would like to see him there myself.

[Gary]

In the early 90s I lived over there for about a year before China took it over. I would like to go back and see how things have changed. Hong Kong has allways been a very dynamic place to visit.

I actually did go for a week-long visit Hong Kong just a few months before it went back to Chinese rule, and I went again about 2 years ago. It felt pretty well the same to me. If anything, Hong Kong's way of life has changed China.

[MrChristmas2000]

In the early 90s I lived over there for about a year before China took it over. I would like to go back and see how things have changed. Hong Kong has allways been a very dynamic place to visit.

I actually did go for a week-long visit Hong Kong just a few months before it went back to Chinese rule, and I went again about 2 years ago. It felt pretty well the same to me. If anything, Hong Kong's way of life has changed China.

That's good to know. I bet they have changed a lot of the Cantonese names thought. I lived in a flat off what was then the MTR railroad/subway.

[Gary]

In the early 90s I lived over there for about a year before China took it over. I would like to go back and see how things have changed. Hong Kong has allways been a very dynamic place to visit.

I actually did go for a week-long visit Hong Kong just a few months before it went back to Chinese rule, and I went again about 2 years ago. It felt pretty well the same to me. If anything, Hong Kong's way of life has changed China.

That's good to know. I bet they have changed a lot of the Cantonese names thought. I lived in a flat off what was then the MTR railroad/subway.

I don't speak Mandarin or Cantonese, so I can't comment there. Just as much English that I can remember. It's nice to navigate the streets and be able to read their names. It was much harder in Japan. I remember that I got 2 tickets, one from Chofu to Tokyo, and one return from Tokyo to Chofu using an automated machine that had English menus, but the tickets were in Japanese. I had to use basic shape/symbol matching to figure out which was which after they came out of the machine.
I was poking around Google maps, and now I can't fathom how I navigated the streets.

[dmoore]

Why doesnt he come to the academy?

I'm guessing, it's that since a ticket alone would be more than his monthly earnings.  I purchase from factories directly that Ray resells for and I can tell you that his mark-up isn't that great.  Plus, the DIY crowd is a pretty demanding bunch that want all the stuff they get to work and that cuts into profits.

[dmoore]

In the early 90s I lived over there for about a year before China took it over. I would like to go back and see how things have changed. Hong Kong has allways been a very dynamic place to visit.

I actually did go for a week-long visit Hong Kong just a few months before it went back to Chinese rule, and I went again about 2 years ago. It felt pretty well the same to me. If anything, Hong Kong's way of life has changed China.

That's good to know. I bet they have changed a lot of the Cantonese names thought. I lived in a flat off what was then the MTR railroad/subway.

I don't speak Mandarin or Cantonese, so I can't comment there. Just as much English that I can remember. It's nice to navigate the streets and be able to read their names. It was much harder in Japan. I remember that I got 2 tickets, one from Chofu to Tokyo, and one return from Tokyo to Chofu using an automated machine that had English menus, but the tickets were in Japanese. I had to use basic shape/symbol matching to figure out which was which after they came out of the machine.
I was poking around Google maps, and now I can't fathom how I navigated the streets.

Getting around the major cities in China is pretty easy - nearly every street sign, subway machine, map, etc are in english.  About the only place it gets dicey is when you want to ride the bus system. 

[Kwajtony]

First off, Thank you for sharing the Pics and your experience.   I wanted to go to China to see the Great Wall and the Clay Warriors. 

Automation will come when labor becomes more expensive.  Automation is a huge expense, look at what we do to automate a few Christmas lights.   I do believe living conditions will continue to improve not only in China but the world as thing settle out.

R,
Tony "C"

[Zeph]

So did you get any idea of the relationship between Ray Wu and RITA?

Of course he sells RITA stuff, but RITA's domain is rita-led.com and Ray Wu's email seems to be contact@rita-led.com (tho Ray Sun is listed as the contact for the company on various websites).

Is Ray Wu a principal in RITA, an employee or something more vague?

[Beanbag109]

That was a real nice post! It is so cool to see those faces of the people we order from! HK is a great place to see, and the food is amazing!

Thanks again!

[MrChristmas2000]

That was a real nice post! It is so cool to see those faces of the people we order from! HK is a great place to see, and the food is amazing!

Thanks again!

Yep, I've eaten at the Pizza Hut in Kowloon many times. Very interesting take on pizza there. 
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Also the McDonals are the same as here.  In the Kowloon trourist district there seemed to be one on every corner. There are 78 in the Kowloon area.
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