> My intent was to do it _legally_, whatever that took. If it isn't
> feasible under those conditions, I am not interested.

It will of course be somehow legal. The problems begin when a customs
official strains his single neuron to decide whether a medium large box
with pretty labels and obviously expensive brand new hi-tech equipment in
it (that costs $27.95 according to the large orange sticker on it, and
that's an obvious lie, since in some countries some people are convinced
that prices start at $100 no matter what you buy), should be taxed as
'communications equipment' with 100% for their listed $100/each,
'industrial electronic equipment' with 120% for their listed $180/each or
'manufacturing equipment' with 300% for their listed minimum $400/each
plus an approval from the ministry of industry. Not to mention the
requirement for an approval or two (FCC-equivalents etc). You could even
pay a fine for the cheekiness of applying that ridiculous label for
$27.95, and another for trying to discuss this.

I was not suggesting that you could break the law.

Peter

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