Hi There Reid, from my own experience, when I used to travel with my EIS
generator I used to put it in checked baggage for exactly the reasons you post
! It never got notice or stolen, if any of the baggage handlers, who if
they saw it, would not know what to do with it, additionally I
Hi There Reid, from my own experience, when I used to travel with my EIS
generator I used to put it in checked baggage for exactly the reasons you post
! It never got notice or stolen, if any of the baggage handlers, who if
they saw it, would not know what to do with it, additionally I
Reid wrote: A friend is traveling to Africa with a CS generator or two and
I wonder which is the preferable way of carrying this... carry on or checked
baggage. My thought has been that when some official (officious official)
has questions, these could be answered, while with checked baggage
Carry on is likely the better way. What's it gonna look like on the
checked baggage x-ray?
Maybe you could have a printout describing the thing plus a picture.
Ron
On 3/2/2018 10:51 AM, Nenah Sylver wrote:
Reid wrote: A friend is traveling to Africa with a CS generator or
two and I wonder
If you don't mind me saying something here?
I made my unit using banana plugs so I can remove the electrodes from the unit
so it's easier to transport around, fits easier to put into a bag or something
while transporting it with me.
N.
From: Nenah Sylver
Greetings all and thanks for the good work. You are the salt of the earth!
QUESTION: A friend is traveling to Africa with a CS generator or two and I
wonder which is the preferable way of carrying this... carry on or checked
baggage. My thought has been that when some official (officious
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