See ya learn something new everyday

I'm surprised that UPS and other shipping companies dont require bucking magnets.

A bucking magnet is another magnet attached to the regular one except reversed...basically neutralizes the magnetic field so you can put it close to a CRT monitor without screwing it up...

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Neo magnets + computer monitor = lots of fun as long as the monitor is not yours

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which is why i want one of thoes 3"x 1" N-40 magnets to play with at school.

They'll ship magnetic things, but they ask first...at least I've been asked before.

I'm surprised that UPS and other shipping companies dont require bucking magnets.

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Why for ?

They'll ship magnetic things, but they ask first...at least I've been asked before.

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know why ?

I'm surprised that UPS and other shipping companies dont require bucking magnets.

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Why for ?

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to not fudge with data being shipped?

When I shipped my SX out I was checkin out the little illegal items to ship chart and in the bottom right corner magnets of size were legal.

big sign at the UPS store saying shipping magnets is not allowed yet UPS has shipping codes for magnets.

it also says no batteries but i think im getting my yellwo top via UPS.

Nah , it's protection against their sortation systems. Most are driven by linear motors. Strong magnetic fields will sometimes interfere with them

Nah , it's protection against their sortation systems. Most are driven by linear motors. Strong magnetic fields will sometimes interfere with them

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I wonder if that's ever happened yet. That'll be hilarious.

They use carousel tilt tray sortation system in most of their facilities.

Nah , it's protection against their sortation systems. Most are driven by linear motors. Strong magnetic fields will sometimes interfere with them

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I wonder if that's ever happened yet. That'll be hilarious.

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Yep , and it's ony hilarious if your not the one who has to pull the motor and replace it

Been to a few different ups hubs

http://www.unitednuclear.com/magnets.htm

says they only ship ground UPS...

hypocritical UPS

my want the 100$ one

i have sent DD 95 series subs via UPS before with no problem.........no special packing either.

J

and fedex hubs, usps hubs, dhl hubs, airports, extremely large bus terminals

with that like a fat kid in dodgeball I am outtie.........gotta go get some gas and ciggs.

J

i have sent DD 95 series subs via UPS before with no problem.........no special packing either.

J

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They will accept them and ship them. But they handle them like larger items and sort them by hand

Which gives them more of a chance to kick them around like a soccer ball

Now that's something I didn't know.

can one of you fellas check my math in the Stereo Integrity section for my enclosure?

Which gives them more of a chance to kick them around like a soccer ball

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If they kicked a Neo-motored DD around, I feel bad for the guy who goes for the header

Which gives them more of a chance to kick them around like a soccer ball

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If they kicked a Neo-motored DD around, I feel bad for the guy who goes for the header

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would be funny to read in the paper though

can one of you fellas check my math in the Stereo Integrity section for my enclosure?

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Did, I get 2.4 cuft without the port and before driver displacement

Of course I'm still using an abacus and fingers though