Shipping Parts
Had a 350 dollar shortwave receiver radio shipped in last Fall, cardboard box and a loose piece of fabric off to one side.
The bad part the stooge left the power cord plugged into the radio protruding out that could have easily been unplugged.
The power cord was jammed into the receptacle and broke it and dented the case.
Zipped tied it in temporarily. Then figured out how to repair the broken receptacle with Fiber Glass Resin, straightened the case.
Nice part was I did not have to get in and solder repair parts to a 1976 radio.
All is good now, wish they would have taken another 30 seconds to package it right.
Had a 350 dollar shortwave receiver radio shipped in last Fall, cardboard box and a loose piece of fabric off to one side.
The bad part the stooge left the power cord plugged into the radio protruding out that could have easily been unplugged.
The power cord was jammed into the receptacle and broke it and dented the case.
Zipped tied it in temporarily. Then figured out how to repair the broken receptacle with Fiber Glass Resin, straightened the case.
Nice part was I did not have to get in and solder repair parts to a 1976 radio.
All is good now, wish they would have taken another 30 seconds to package it right.
