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How should i package this? should i just take out all the cards and wrap them in bubble wrap ?
then wrap the case(s) also and ship it out?
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I'll second that too.
The cabinet's are not made to be shock absorbing... therefore, all the bumps and shakes it takes cross-country will be transfered to the PCB's - if they were left in the system during shipping. A little extra money and care with packaging and shipping will be more cost effective than paying for a single card to be replaced - especially processor or PRI cards!
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I would put the cards in antistatic bags and or wrap them with antistatic bubble wrap
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We always save the bags and box's they come in , incase we ever have to ship them anywhere
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