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09-07-2007, 09:18 AM
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Flat Panel Tv
Is there a limit to the size of a tv you can ship ? Can you ship a flat panel?
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09-07-2007, 01:30 PM
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Re: Flat Panel Tv
We covered that in a previous post, I believe it was that the Govt. will pack one over 42 inches...I am too busy to research it right now- But I believe you are on your way to Osan...?
I also think you won't have much weight allowed, so I'm thinking why bring a big heavy TV? We have newer, bigger and better here, for good prices. You would have to insure it heavily, and pay for that. There is never any guarantee that the larger screens will make it in any shipment- they are all very fragile. Give it to Grandma or sell it and come on over! It will be very old fashioned anyway when you go home after 3 or 5 years... That's my thought! |
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