UPDATE: RS-232 to Diag. Connector PC Board

[Traurig, Scott R]

Larry,

No problem. I'm probably forgoing the SASE route anyway, as I've just set up
a PayPal account, which is safer and more convenient for everyone. I will
ship in a commercial padded envelope or floppy disk mailer. I'm just trying
to keep the cost low for everyone. It seems an acceptable risk to use a
padded envelope or disk mailer and first class mail for a board that's only
3 x 5 cm and $10. If someone wants special shipping (boxes, overnight,
track-able, etc.) it's going to have to cost extra. It just doesn't seem
worth it when the costs for stuff like that starts to approach 50% of the
cost of the product.

st

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Larry C Leung [SMTP:l.leung at juno.com]
	Sent:	Sunday, 16 December 2001 17:14
	To:	scott.r.traurig at baesystems.com
	Cc:	quattro at audifans.com
	Subject:	Re: UPDATE: RS-232 to Diag. Connector PC Board

	Scott, don't send the boards in an envelope. Too possible to crack
the
	boards due to lack of support. You'd need to get a padded box
(small)
	just to be safe. Ask the PC board supplier if he has appropriate
shipping
	boxes, this would be easier for you than shlepping around to find
	appropriate ones.

	LL - NY

	On Sat, 15 Dec 2001 16:21:52 -0500 "Traurig, Scott R"
	<scott.r.traurig at baesystems.com> writes:
	>In order to keep our costs low, I would expect anybody who wants
one
	>to send me the cash or money order and a self-addressed stamped
envelope. I
	>would return the PC board in the SASE.