over $25K to move short distance
disassembly ok
reassembly under strict supervision
do it yourself
BURNISH, clean, or otherwise polish *every* mating surface.
not being part of the "throwaway" mentality, I'd rework it.
be sure to put the power on its own transformer.
- Robert -
On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 12:00:00 -0700
"Collum, James (CoEv Reno)" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I need to move a shielded room and 3M emissions measuring
> equipment
> between two buildings.
>
> Over the years I have seen postings here for "chamber for
> free, come and
> get it" or similar and was wondering how the pricing of a
> move affected
> the decision.
> Could anyone who has done something like this in the past
> tell me....
> 1) Did you use a specialist company to
> dismantle/reassemble and verify
> seals etc or did you do it yourself?
> 2) Any recommendations on specifying electrical
> requirements in the
> proposed new location.
> 3) Have you ever left the room behind and just purchased
> new again, if
> so why, Cost? Previous attempts to relocate proved
> problematic? A good
> excuse to upgrade?
>
> Any recommendations or advice would be appreciated
>
> Jim
>
>
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