Dave Edwards wrote:
> My instinct would tell me not to!!
> If you even sneeze funny, they will probably suspect you!!!
> You wouldn't want it confiscated and 'checked-out' , would you?
> ...Dave
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Charles Harpole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 6:42 PM
> Subject: [DXR] Carrying radios via airlines??
>
> > DXers... could you email your method ...now after fateful day of
> > 9-11... of carrying ham radios via commercial airliners?
> > I. E.:
> > 1. hand carry-on now too difficult?
> > 2. checked luggage carrying radio worked out ok or was radio stolen from
> > bags or was it damaged?
> > 3. any success in shipping radio via common carrier, etc? Costs?
> >
> > 4. what about laptop computers?
> >
> > Keep my request in mind, because u may not be traveling for months from
> now
> > or even years. Thanks for your help. de K4VUD Charly
Hi!
some 24h ago i came back from Greece... and to be honest... chill out guys... as
long as you are a ham and your trx iis n the main baggage it is ok... i had my photo
equipment with me in my hand bag... my tripod in the main baggage + my cell phone,
had my house keys with me... (posssible weapon - sharp metal :-)
i went through all the gates... no questions... just a peacefull journey... now i
know that i could take my trx with me... i think there is no need to be afraid if
you are O'K
--
73 de
SQ5EBM
Maciej "Miles" Muszalski
http://mushal.luftbrandzlung.org
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