I always use USPS Priority Mail going both ways. It's faster, less
expensive and I'm glad Elecraft uses them by default.
73
On Sun, 30 Aug 2015 22:41:09 -0400, you wrote:
>Probably USPS Priority Mail. At least it has been my experience that
>Priority Mail is less expensive and more reliable
It was officially closed yesterday..
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> On Sep 1, 2015, at 1:30 AM, Edward R Cole wrote:
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> This thread is probably just about over-
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> I ship using USPS Priority Mail almost exclusively.
> Small box = $5.25*
> Medium box = $11.30*
> Large box =
This thread is probably just about over-
I ship using USPS Priority Mail almost exclusively.
Small box = $5.25*
Medium box = $11.30*
Large box = $15.80*
*If you pay online - a bit more if you pay at the PO
Priority Mail is 2-day delivery which translates to 3-day in Alaska
(it gets to the
It seems to me that, if the calculated weight of the shipment exceeds
the limit for First Class Mail, the option could be "grayed out" or a
message to that effect could be displayed next to the "Shipped to you
via:" field. Also, when First Class Mail is the chosen option, it does
say "Small
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Definitely not "just as easy" if the field is supposed to be a number.
The right way to code this is to eliminate First Class Mail as an option
when the weight goes over 14 oz.
Whoever wrote the shopping cart on the web site didn't really anticipate
some of the very light items that Elecraft
I have been shipping parcels with Elecraft gear in them for 11 years.
Sometimes as many as 6 or 7 a week recently. In all that time, I have
only know of 3 which had gone astray, but were eventually delivered. I
normally use USPS Priority Mail and it is fast, reliable and
economical. Two or
As I have done repairs over the years and thus shipped many items, I've
found any mode of expedited shipping is more likely to get the
merchandise to its destination with little to no damage and no items
were actually lost.Ground freight, UPS Ground or FED X Ground, seems
to get boxes
Well, the K2, K1, KX1, K3 and KX3 are unique in that they contain
certain options, so I believe insurance is worthwhile. If I were a
company shipping something that is non-configurable, and I had
replacement stock, then you are correct that it would be less expensive
over time to simply
It says right there in on the Shopping Cart screen that the KSUN3AUPG is
0.80 lbs, or if you have 2 in the cart, 1.60 lbs which is 12.8 oz for
one or 25.6 ounces for two.
On 8/31/2015 6:37 AM, Nr4c wrote:
I really don't think the two boards exceed 4 oz much less 14. He left a field
blank
Yes, definitely. I almost never buy anything on eBay, but did purchase
a Bird Thru-Line with several slugs a few years ago. It arrived with
the meter destroyed [pretty hard to destroy the rest of a Thru-Line
:-)]. It had been packed with two of the double large air bags, 3 of
the 4 bags
I bought a mic mixer on Ebay that arrived packed with no padding
whatsoever. He had basically just wrapped cardboard around the chassis,
taped it up, and stuck a mailing label on it.
The damage was surprisingly small considering, but of course the seller
didn't even reply when I contacted
Let's end the thread for now, as it looks like its been pretty much beaten to
death. Lots of posts! Time to give the rest of our readers an email overload
break ;-)
73,
Eric
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> On Aug 31, 2015, at 4:36 PM, Alan wrote:
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> I bought a mic
All this talk about shipping cost and damage reminds
me how great it is to order Elecraft KITS. They're
well packed and we get the fun of assembly.
Shipping is expensive no matter who is the carrier.
Jim - W4RKS
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Barry:
FWIW, it cost me $47.00 to have 4 x boards shipped to me up here in
Ontario. I do believe that I used USPS Priority Shipping.
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I really don't think the two boards exceed 4 oz much less 14. He left a field
blank on the info screen. Go back and make a selection for EVERY field and you
should be fine. The form does not make assumptions.
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> On Aug 31, 2015, at 1:50 AM, Bob
You are forgetting to add the weight of the shipping box and any packing
material.
Yes, that is the weight of the raw board.
Add 2 or 3 ounces for the packaging and the total goes over 14 oz, which
is the 1st class limit.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/31/2015 6:57 PM, Michael Eberle wrote:
It says
When I ordered my KX3 kit several years ago, I requested USPS Priority Mail.
The cost was around $15 (less expensive than any other shipping method), and it
arrived (west coast to east coast) in 3 days… maybe 2, I forget. But, it -was-
quick.
USPS Priority does a fine job. And, insurance is
This has come up before. Wouldn't it be just as easy to program
the system to say something like "INVALID" RATHER THAN $999.00
to indicate INVALID ?
Jim - W4RKS
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from a couple bucks to
$7.10 in the same time frame.
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The $999 tells you you can’t ship USPS. Pick UPS.
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I want to order 2 KSYN3AUPG synthesizer upgrade boards for my K3. I'm
presented with a myriad of shipping choices, including USPS First Class. It
says Dirst Class
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for shipping!
I want to order 2 KSYN3AUPG synthesizer upgrade
boards for my K3. I'm presented with a myriad of
shipping choices, including USPS First Class
the US (CA to
CO, specifically)?
Tnx,
Barry W2UP
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Barry,
Choose another shipping method. USPS Priority Mail or UPS should work.
If you do not choose a valid shipping method, the shipping charge will
be listed as $999.00 - that is artificial, but does tell you that the
shipping method chosen is not valid.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/30/2015 10:29
within the US (CA to
CO, specifically)?
Tnx,
Barry W2UP
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Hi Barry,
The 2 boards most likely exceed the 14 oz limit. If you really
want 1st class mail used. split the order as 2 separate boards. That may still
be cheaper than UPS and quicker too. Don't know about CO .but cross country to
NJ It seems to me that USPS pretty
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