[Milsurplus] Packing stuff
Tony Snider
trsnider at cox.net
Wed Jul 13 21:09:53 EDT 2005
If you guys ever need them, I have hundreds of those milspec ready pack
boxes of all sizes, that you could safely air drop a R-390 in, they come in
two pieces and have about 6 inches of foam on all sides, and are strong
enough to stand on. cost uncle about 125.00 ea, I have never had damage I
one of these, they cost me 10.00 ea so that what they cost you, plus
shipping and I will send them directly to your shipper if you want, the only
down side is they hit you with a dim weight charge on them due to the size
ends up being like a 30 lb minimum
Tony
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Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 8:39 PM
Subject: [Milsurplus] Packing stuff
> I guess after this last episode with the 51J-3 i blew my cork at the
> seller. I just couldn't stand it any more.
>
> I see this so many times and hear about so many occasions where pawn
> shops and antique stores sell radio gear and have no idea what they have
> in their hands. No idea how to package it and can't even give you a
> straight answer when you give them a question with little technical
> requirements.
>
> The packing job on this unit was absolutely not there. His comments to
> me were that he has packed and shipped a lot of stuff over the years and
> never had a complaint. My response was that if i had to file a claim on
> the radio, FedEx would have thrown me out of the office after laughing
> their pants off. It ws so terrible. I can't believe that it didn't
> have more damage than it did.
>
> If there was only some way we could get them to contact a person who had
> knowledge in this stuff and also knew the correct way to package radios.
> But how can you cover such a broad area especially when they think
> they know it all?
>
> Sometimes it makes a grown man want to cry!
>
> Larry
> W0OGH
>
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