Moving, and moving stuff.
#1
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Moving, and moving stuff.
Hey, I'll be applying for the IEC thing when that pops around again, and just wondered if anyone has any experience with moving a load of stuff over to Canada.
I've got stuff like Electronics (PC, PS4 and stuff) and a few other bits and bobs I'll want to bring along, so any advice on how to go about moving the bigger bits around?
I've got stuff like Electronics (PC, PS4 and stuff) and a few other bits and bobs I'll want to bring along, so any advice on how to go about moving the bigger bits around?
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Re: Moving, and moving stuff.
Hey, I'll be applying for the IEC thing when that pops around again, and just wondered if anyone has any experience with moving a load of stuff over to Canada.
I've got stuff like Electronics (PC, PS4 and stuff) and a few other bits and bobs I'll want to bring along, so any advice on how to go about moving the bigger bits around?
I've got stuff like Electronics (PC, PS4 and stuff) and a few other bits and bobs I'll want to bring along, so any advice on how to go about moving the bigger bits around?
Other option is to look in to a shared container but that would take a while to get here...
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Re: Moving, and moving stuff.
Would your PS4 work out here? due to PAL/NTSC or is that like an old language that doesnt matter these days?
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Re: Moving, and moving stuff.
Eh, from what I gather the PAL/NTSC is based on screen refresh rates via Coaxial cable. Since most stuff uses HDMI these days, the standard is 60 hertz instead of using different ones.
As for region-locked discs, that's a different matter.
I'm pretty sure things are region-free, but I can always buy online if not.
I didn't know DHL did stuff like that. Thought it was just small packages.
Any size limits or aught?
I've obviously got a few clothes and stuff to bring too, but generally it's just electronic goods. Anyone got a few favourite companies? Good experiences?
Anyone I should avoid?
As for region-locked discs, that's a different matter.
I'm pretty sure things are region-free, but I can always buy online if not.
I didn't know DHL did stuff like that. Thought it was just small packages.
Any size limits or aught?
I've obviously got a few clothes and stuff to bring too, but generally it's just electronic goods. Anyone got a few favourite companies? Good experiences?
Anyone I should avoid?
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Re: Moving, and moving stuff.
If you click on my name you will find an article I wrote about moving our stuff to Toronto last Autumn, it may give you a couple of idea's.
Best Wishes.
Best Wishes.