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Make sure to write 'no lithium batteries' on it or it might get returned. Ask me how I know... alumni.utoronto.ca@groups.io> wrote:

They used to do that, and almost needed to see receipts for camera equipment. That seems to have stopped perhaps 10 to 15 years ago, certainly, before 2000, IIRC. Nobody seems to enforce that, not

Well, if you send some expensive material (Moduls, HDD etc) out of the country for repair you need to declare it before, because this part is coming back, and so you and the receiver don't pay any

Yes, generally. But most countries only allow a small de minimus on posted packages. Sometimes couriers are allowed much more before duty and taxes are charged... but they have ... sometimes

not exempt here. gotta pay duty and taxes

I find that normally the transporter... breakex, or usless postal service... will... unless you carefully pay attention to the customs forms, declaration, and harmonized codes ... they will 'do you'

how come? how do Canadians get electronics? you can't send batteries... or maybe used stuff with batteries... but electronics... you can

okay, if you don't use the HS code... cause that is optional? but, then won't the USPS post office... or worse the German customs... won't those guys determine what 'import code' ... or 'category'

Thanks! The primary method of ruining a thermistor mount is to put too much power into it. Consequently, some users keep a 10dB attenuator permanently attached to

Hi Leo. I dug out my old homebrew 10 MHz xtal oscillator and measured it with the E5052A. One of the design goals for this was to be able to use it as a low noise LO for the E5052A so I could measure

David, I worked on many 8660's and only once did I come across a buzzing power transformer.? The customer complained about it and as it did uncharacteristically buzz.? ?(no recollection if it had

Jeremy,? Maybe Div 4 is Standford Park.? ?I think they were the cal lab the service centers (when there were about 5 or 6 of them) used.? ? ? ?I remember using the 432A/478 to test the 50 MHz

Package forwarders are tough to beat when it comes to small parcels. MyUS ships 5 pounds to Germany through DHL Express with decent tracking for $25-30. I don't know how high the cutoff value is right

Thanks for all the ideas on shipping overseas, I will try some of the other definitions recommended on the custom form 1st. I did look into a flat rate box, the cost was about $85.00 for a medium

Hi jjoonthan, In using https://scikit-rf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/vi/generated/skrf.vi.vna.hp.HP8510C.html at the line in first line in the program vna =

Nah... 3-phase fed 500V raw DC rectifier stage in an 8kW TWTA, PSU let go. The flames reached the ceiling in the workshop! While the 32A wall breaker/RCD trip failed to open. We had a few such

I’m not sure what German policies are, but in the US, repair/replacement parts are generally exempt. I’d assume for that reason, that some companies have different part numbers for a standalone

Well here some examples (before Trump): If you buy in US something for 100$ & 25$ transport and use flat rate tax rate, then the receiver in Germany must pay import tax 22,50€ total = 22,50€ Sum

Use USPS flat rate international box Fill out content as "sample parts" value $10 Dont mention électronics J

No problem. Let us know what was the faulty component just in case somebody else will have the same issue in future. Regards, Razvan