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[pct-l] camera - mailing



I would suggest just mailing the memory cards and charger/battery Priority
Mail, Fed Ex, UPS  by the fastest method possible. Will be safer and more
certain to arrive.

Mailing in California should not be a problem because there are post offices
at every stop (but do check on current Post Office hours). However, Oregon
may be a problem because you really don't have easy access to Post Offices
for mailing out packages (UPS is standard). The resort owners may ship
something for you, but it may not be on your time table. Washington may also
pose problems for the same reason.


Marshall Karon
Portland, OR
m.karon@comcast.net
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Brian Bowlsby" <go4ahike@verizon.net>
To: <ALightner@aol.com>; <viveka1111@yahoo.com>;
<pct-l@mailman.backcountry.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 2:30 PM
Subject: RE: [pct-l] camera


> >Sadly, I plan to bounce 4 batteries between me and home base.  I'll
> carry 2, and have one coming and one going via mail at all times.  I
> also intend to carry a charger (2 oz, batteries are 1 oz) or bounce one
> for added flexibility.  I just wasn't able to get the photo options i
> needed in an camera that takes AA bateries.
>
> >I'm following the same concept with mem cards (2 128MB, 2 256MB).
>
> >Conor
> >Class of '04
>
> I will be carrying my Stylus 300 digital with two batteries(one as
> backup), and plan to send my charger forward in the bounce box and
> charge them when I get into towns. I will be rotating through 4 memory
> cards as well, like Conor said above, sending one home to be downloaded
> while one is being sent from home to my next stop and leaving 2 in my
> pack to use. Hopefully this system will workout OK.
>
> Anyone else have any experience with this system and how it works? Is it
> easy to find places to charge them in town? Suggestions on how to
> package/mail mem cards?
>
> Brian Bowlsby
> PCT '04
>
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