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Shipping time from HLJ to west coast?

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Teresa - 16 May 2006 03:00 GMT
Ordered a kit from Hobby Link Japan and had it shipped by SAL (surface air
lift).  Does anyone have a good idea how long it should take to get to
California?
Thanks,
Eric
Bruce Burden - 16 May 2006 04:27 GMT
: Ordered a kit from Hobby Link Japan and had it shipped by SAL (surface air
: lift).  Does anyone have a good idea how long it should take to get to
: California?

    You should have a shipping number from HLJ, and a link
  to the Japanese postal system. You will know it arrived in
  the US once it clears customs. My package clears in San Fran.
  It took about 4 days, I believe.

                            Bruce
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Charles Metz - 16 May 2006 05:33 GMT
Eric wrote:

> Ordered a kit from Hobby Link Japan and had it shipped by SAL (surface air
> lift).  Does anyone have a good idea how long it should take to get to
> California?

Here in the Chicago area I usually receive in-stock items from HLJ a
week or two after placing my order.  The time between placing an order
with HobbyLink Japan and receiving the goods varies more than the
shipping time itself, because HLJ doesn't ship until they've accumulated
a container (those big boxes one sees on railroad cars) full of
processed orders.

HLJ will notify you by e-mail when they ship, as Bruce said.  However, I
half recall that the shipment notice is generated when HLJ puts a parcel
into the container, rather than when the container leaves their
premises.  In any case, don't worry, because HLJ is very reliable.

A long-time and happy HLJ customer,

  Charles Metz
willshak - 16 May 2006 13:06 GMT
> Ordered a kit from Hobby Link Japan and had it shipped by SAL (surface air
> lift).  Does anyone have a good idea how long it should take to get to
> California?
> Thanks,
> Eric

What is "surface air lift"? Is that by hovercraft?

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Teresa - 17 May 2006 01:31 GMT
Surface Air Lift is the cheaper shipping rate.
Eric
 
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