Why do electronics fail out of the box?

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Bung

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#839594 19-Jun-2013 16:28

Way more than 2

"Approximate Fragility of typical Packaged Articles. Extremely Fragile Aircraft altimeters, gyroscopes, items with delicate mechanical alignments 15-25 g's Very Delicate Medical diagnostics apparatus, X-ray equipment 25-40 g's Delicate Display terminals, printers, test instruments, hard disk drives 40-60 g's Moderately Delicate Stereo and television receivers, floppy disk drives 60-85 g's Moderately Rugged Household appliances, furniture 85-115 g's Rugged Table saws, sewing machines, machine tools 115 g's + "
http://www.nefab.com/Packaging_Information_Product_Fragility_G-factor-.aspx

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#839820 19-Jun-2013 20:34

Seems like more work doing it that way rather than doing it right since he has to pick up all the boxes anyway...

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#840554 20-Jun-2013 19:49

I wonder if he still has a job

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#840614 20-Jun-2013 20:52

Explains why you get something the size of a hard drive requiring a package the size of a microwave.

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#840658 20-Jun-2013 22:32

So I watched the guy throw the boxes at the ramp for ages then scrubbed to the end and saw him and another guy picking up the ones which had fallen on the ground.

I am mildly disturbed that he would do that, he is making the job harder and longer for himself. Maybe he gets paid by the hour?

Or maybe he wanted the other guy to help him initially, so he did it on purpose just to annoy the other guy?

Jon

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