I'd check with the airline. Might save you a lot of trouble. I think the cargo areas are both pressurised and heated. They ship a lot of pets: cats, tropical fish in volume for commercial importers, etc., that will take neither lack of air or freezing.- and flowers too I think. Scott In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "ayashko" <ayashko@y...> wrote: > Hi guys, I'm back in Australia till mid August, then am flying back to the mid- > east. I want to buy a R800 while I'm here, get profiles etc, then take it back > with me. Problem is that taking it as cargo makes me think that there's going to > be a pretty nasty mess at the other end - even after removing the cartridges, > there'll still be ink in the lines, and the low pressure plus freezing > temperatures...? > I've talked to Epson here in Australia, and they "don't recommend it", but said I > might be lucky. Yeah, OK. > Has anyone had any experience - good or bad - or ideas on how to manage > getting a 'used' printer O/S, and still having a working product at the other > end? Any help appreciated, thanks. > Alex
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Re: Taking a printer as cargo on an aircraft - unpressurised?
2004-07-13 by Scott Graham
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