What's your JLCPCB Y-Number..?

[mikeselectricstuff]

Just hit Y300!



(in case you'd not noticed, this increments for each order item - PCB,Stencil,PCBA )

[Pinkus]

Y270
Can you feel my breath on your neck?

[bookaboo]

Y380... I didn't know these were unique references, thanks!

They also stay the same for re-orders, that's genuinely handy for part numbering.

[wraper]

I have a more serious question. What's your P-number?

[pcprogrammer]

But it ain't watertight though. 

I only order PCB's from them and the numbers sometimes jumps with more than one. The number of items in my order list is only 30. 
13 ==> 15
18 ==> 20
22 ==> 24
30 ==> 35
35 ==> 38
43 ==> 46

Why those jumps beats me. 

[gamalot]

You don't actually need to place an order, just upload a Gerber and you're good. 

[pcprogrammer]

You don't actually need to place an order, just upload a Gerber and you're good. 

Well that explains it. I do do that occasionally to check on the price or look at the design in the gerber viewer. 

[max.wwwang]

I thank you all for your business on behalf of JCLPCB! I feel pressure to get my Y- number started. 

[gamerpaddy]

on my page: pcb and assembly increment by one each, 3d prints dont.
just uploading gerbers didnt increment for me either

im at Y118 now

[fourfathom]

Apparently re-orders don't increment the Y-number, they retain the original PCB Y#.  So I'm at Y-185.

[mskeete]

Y726

[Smokey]

Y87...  I was a late jlcpcb adopter

[Zoli]

Y160, and no new projects on the horizon.

[Selectech]

Y790, many pcb + assembly, all good.

[exe]

Y28, I guess that makes me a noob