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Granted, we have only had the game for a day or so, but I have been continually frustrated by having no idea what equipment I picked up. The little symbols on the UI are small, the same color, and not very dynamic. And the pickups are all basically the same so I can't even guess until I am standing on it.

I'm sure I will learn as I play more, but in Halo 3 the pickups all look vastly different and even move around the battlefield differently.

Also, my AI only seems to tell me what equipment I grabbed about 50% of the time which is obnoxious.

I ship computer equipment for my company from Canada to new employees in the US. This is not for re-sale, it was not sold to the employee, it is their personal equipment to be used for work.

The typical package value is about $3500.00. Two monitors, keyboard, mouse, docking station and laptop.

I usually ship International Economy

I include a breakdown of the package contents, value/weight of each item, origin, origin criterion (B) and the commercial invoice 3 copies.

The recent customs delays have been for the following reasons:

1. Importer needed to provide their SSN because the package was valued over $2500
2. Customs wanted to know what the products were made of (Uhhh.... plastic??? WHAT? I dont know)
3. Wanted to know the manufacturer address
4. Wanted to know the serial numbers for each item (Again, not something we track before we send the item off....)

Here are my questions:

1. What can I do to mitigate these customs delays?
2. Is it normal to include serial numbers when shipping products for employee use?
3. Is there some way I can indicate these were not goods for sale to have this processed smoother?
4. Some of out laptops do have Lithium Ion batteries, what is the process for labelling and documenting this for shipping? Because they're contained within, does this need to be disclosed?

Hello,

I'm really interested into space and everything that goes with it. I've seen a couple of videos on YouTube where people contacted the ISS with their HAM radios. What kind of equipment would I need to pull something like that?

Thank you for your answers! :)

Hi everybody!

I’ve been lucky enough to have access to great gear through my university over the past few years, but as I am graduating in the spring I’m looking to put together my own set-up.

I record with my laptop into Protools(might try Nuendo?) and I only really do solo or chamber music recordings, and have not had reason to use more than 6 mics yet, though having 8-12 channels available would certainly be nice!

Ideally I want the hardware (no stands or cables) to fit inside a case like this so that it will be mobile and well protected. Is this a feasible idea? What would be your favourite gear for a rig like this?

Would a portable recorder be a better idea than an interface/preamps?

I’d love a pair of DPA 4006 or Schoeps MK2h etc. but I could could get an incredible amount of equipment for the price of those. Any recommendations for relatively inexpensive microphones for classical music?

Also, do any of you keep and basic maintenance supplies like graphite powder or parafin wax for squeaking piano pedals/benches on you for sessions? Any other other useful tips/supplies for avoiding common noise in classical recordings?

Thanks for any help you can give!