RE: Transportation of General Licensed Instrument

["Dunn, Wes" <WDunn@intiso.com>]

BTW, You should consider checking with your regulator (both Nevada and NRC)
as to the limitations of the General License.  A strict interpretation of
the GL may not allow the transfer without some finangleing (not that anyone
really understands or cares about the GL limitations, but that's a different
tirade).

Wes

Wesley M. Dunn, CHP
International Isotopes, Inc.
Wdunn@intiso.com <mailto:Wdunn@intiso.com> 			
Corporate Website:  http://www.intiso.com <http://www.intiso.com> 



	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Mr Jo [SMTP:mjo@scs.unr.edu]
	Sent:	Monday, May 10, 1999 4:53 PM
	To:	Multiple recipients of list
	Subject:	Transportation of General Licensed Instrument

	We need to transport our EC Detector (which contains 300 mCi H-3) to
Pennsylvania
	to use it there for two weeks and bring it back. This EC is a
general licensed
	item.

	I am preparing a shipping document as an excepted package UN2910. We
plan to use
	our own personnel and a rental vehicle to transport.

	Does this type of shipment require shipping documents? Thanks. M. Jo
	========================================================
	Myung Chul Jo, MS, CHP
	EH&S, Mail Stop 328
	University of Nevada, Reno
	Reno, Nevada 89557
	(702)784-4540
	(702)784-4553 fax
	mjo@scs.unr.edu


	
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