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Default Cross-Atlantic freighting of heavy/old electronic kit.

About once a week I get enquiries from the USA for
me to repair in the UK, bits of ancient kit that no one will
touch in the USA. It usually gets no further because of
freight costs.

Anyone know what the cheapest method, presumably by ship,
to send say 30 pounds weight bit of kit across the Atalantic ?
Customs pitfalls , either way?

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