In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dexter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >On Thu, 3 Jan 2002, Malcolm Cadman wrote: > >> As the organiser for the London Quanta Group, we have several QL's that >> have been donated to us by now 'lapsed' users. They are in various >> states of working and non-working ( good for spares ), with various >> ROM's in them. Obviously they are all of UK specification as regards >> power requirement, i.e, 240v. > >I wouldn't deprive anyone of a working QL. I may need a couple of >non-working boards when I'm prototyping, and would happily pay any costs >involved. That stage won't be reached for a couple of months though...
With these ones you will not be depriving anyone. They are surplus. >> I have no experience of shipping to US. > >Strip it down, wrap cardboard around it, and mail it with a customs >declaration (standard green label) that says "Gift, Value ten pounds", and >it'll attract no attention... I have shipped much stuff from the UK to the >US... ;) OK ... I will store that information in the 'locker'. -- Malcolm Cadman
