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A slight shipping error

kjolana1124

By: kjolana1124
New: 01-05-2010 21:52
Updated: 01-05-2010 21:52
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A slight shipping error

"Oh no...they replaced our robot with a small woman " -James 'AcesJames' Temple, the guy who also took this picture.

They really need to make sure crates get inspected better...

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02-05-2010 08:27

Wayne Doenges


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Also, she wasn't strapped in very well



02-05-2010 10:13

pfreivald


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Somehow the door came off of our crate when it shipped home from Atlanta -- the screws ripped right out. Everything was intact and accounted for (and well-secured), but that was scary!

Our robot definitely was *not* replaced with a small woman. Perhaps because she was already named "Karen"?



02-05-2010 10:29

Zach O


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Airfare is getting expensive, but I don't know if it's cheaper to ship students in a giant crate. Maybe if you packed more students in, you'd see some savings! (and everyone would be more secure)



02-05-2010 10:32

AcesJames


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The fun thing about this picture was that she actually did fit in the crate, since she's as tall as the robots the crate was designed for

(I'm also pretty sure she'd keep the crate under the weight limit, too )



02-05-2010 10:50

kjolana1124


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Kelsey Starr: portable for your convenience



02-05-2010 12:40

O'Sancheski


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I would have so many back problems if I went into our crate... I have a hard enough time getting the robot out of it yet alone stay in it.



02-05-2010 13:04

JeffChan


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Originally Posted by pfreivald View Post
Somehow the door came off of our crate when it shipped home from Atlanta -- the screws ripped right out. Everything was intact and accounted for (and well-secured), but that was scary!
Same here actually. Our crate opens up and is secured by a lock when closed. When we got it back, the whole lock assembly was gone. Everything remained intact though.



02-05-2010 13:22

AcesJames


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So I'm guessing crate damage this year didn't just happen to us then? Because as you can see in the picture, there's a small hole on the bottom right where it looks like something jabbed through the crate. We also found later that the entire back side of the crate had been hit and shifted upward, bending some of the half inch thick bolts that were holding it in place.



02-05-2010 13:42

EricH


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Crate damage is a perennial problem. There are some horror stories on CD from previous years.

Wood crates aren't the only victims either--330's aluminum crate took a forklift tine through the door a couple years back. Luckily, it would have hit one of the securing blocks instead of the robot.

Not a lot of people fit in 330's crate, though. Something about a shelf at about 4' off the floor, and possibly a screening partition about 2/3 of the way over...



02-05-2010 13:46

MagiChau


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Everyone's stories is starting to make me fear for all those robots out there being shipped back home x.x



02-05-2010 17:59

sgreco


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Speaking of shipping accidents, the link beow is the scariest thing I've seen.

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/24789



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