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Old July 26th 03, 10:09 PM
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UPS does operate their largest National Hub in KY, but "everything" does not
go there. A shipment from say, Boston to Ohio, Fla, or NY will never see KY.
There are many smaller hubs that handle this.
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Old July 27th 03, 04:16 AM
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fedex ground.

get an 'account' and they bill your credit card. you enter the data online and print the label on 8.5x77 sheet.. drop off at counter.

example: 50 lbs box 24x24x24 Texas to Ohio, $25.

Al Lorona wrote:

Hi, Everybody,

I have been shocked to learn recently how expensive shipping can be.
What do you guys all do when you have to ship equipment?

I am selling a Drake station and took the AC-4 / MS-4 to the local
Mailboxes, Etc. store to get an idea of how much it would cost. They
told me that UPS Ground was $36.86 to ship from California to Michigan.
And that was not including the packing! And there would be two more
boxes to ship (for the receiver and transmitter)!

I had to give my buyer that sad news that, at these prices, I can't
afford to ship!

What is the best practice to follow when needing to ship equipment
across the country?

Thanks.

Regards,

Al W6LX

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Old July 27th 03, 04:16 AM
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fedex ground.

get an 'account' and they bill your credit card. you enter the data online and print the label on 8.5x77 sheet.. drop off at counter.

example: 50 lbs box 24x24x24 Texas to Ohio, $25.

Al Lorona wrote:

Hi, Everybody,

I have been shocked to learn recently how expensive shipping can be.
What do you guys all do when you have to ship equipment?

I am selling a Drake station and took the AC-4 / MS-4 to the local
Mailboxes, Etc. store to get an idea of how much it would cost. They
told me that UPS Ground was $36.86 to ship from California to Michigan.
And that was not including the packing! And there would be two more
boxes to ship (for the receiver and transmitter)!

I had to give my buyer that sad news that, at these prices, I can't
afford to ship!

What is the best practice to follow when needing to ship equipment
across the country?

Thanks.

Regards,

Al W6LX

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