I have for auction an HR2510 amateur radio for auction. eBAY will not
allow me to list the radio but I am selling the radio with the
accessories. Who would pay that much for the accessories alone?


Really? Why? I see at least a couple of HR2600s listed, one which
clearly states it has the 2510 chipset in it. What does EBay say?


Ed

Ed wrote in
. 192.196:



I have for auction an HR2510 amateur radio for auction. eBAY will not
allow me to list the radio but I am selling the radio with the
accessories. Who would pay that much for the accessories alone?


Really? Why? I see at least a couple of HR2600s listed, one which
clearly states it has the 2510 chipset in it. What does EBay say?


Ed

Something about FCC type acceptance, the 2600 must be type accepted.

Really? Why? I see at least a couple of HR2600s listed, one
which
clearly states it has the 2510 chipset in it. What does EBay say?




Something about FCC type acceptance, the 2600 must be type accepted.


Ham transmitters are not required to be type accepted (amplifiers are).
I thought that radio was a ham rig. Guess its a CB rig, which does
require FCC certification.



Ed

On 18 Sep 2006 01:29:19 GMT, Ed
wrote:

+++
+++
+++ Really? Why? I see at least a couple of HR2600s listed, one
+++ which
+++ clearly states it has the 2510 chipset in it. What does EBay say?
+++
+++
+++
+++
+++ Something about FCC type acceptance, the 2600 must be type accepted.
+++
+++
+++ Ham transmitters are not required to be type accepted (amplifiers are).
+++I thought that radio was a ham rig. Guess its a CB rig, which does
+++require FCC certification.
+++
+++
+++
+++ Ed
*******************

What????????????????

When did this change?????????????????

I believe if you reread the FCC requirements you will find that an
amtuer can build his own without type accpetance. Commercially
manufactured equiptment does need type accpetance.

james

What????????????????

When did this change?????????????????

I believe if you reread the FCC requirements you will find that an
amtuer can build his own without type accpetance. Commercially
manufactured equiptment does need type accpetance.

james



The thing that changed is the terms, type acceptance to certification.
I tried digging around the FCC website for their certification process on
amateur radio gear and am unable to find specifics. Any help from someone
else?


Ed K7AAT

On 17 Sep 2006 22:48:32 GMT, radiobuyer1 wrote:

Ed wrote in
.192.196:



I have for auction an HR2510 amateur radio for auction. eBAY will not
allow me to list the radio but I am selling the radio with the
accessories. Who would pay that much for the accessories alone?


Really? Why? I see at least a couple of HR2600s listed, one which
clearly states it has the 2510 chipset in it. What does EBay say?


Ed

Something about FCC type acceptance, the 2600 must be type accepted.

http://cgi.ebay.com/President-2510-h...QQcmdZViewItem

This auction went the distance.

Vinnie S.

radiobuyer1 wrote:

I have for auction an HR2510 amateur radio for auction. eBAY will not
allow me to list the radio but I am selling the radio with the
accessories. Who would pay that much for the accessories alone?


Really? Why? I see at least a couple of HR2600s listed, one which
clearly states it has the 2510 chipset in it. What does EBay say?


Ed



Something about FCC type acceptance, the 2600 must be type accepted.


Nah, someone must have seen the picture showing 27.185 channel 19 and
complained to ebay .
People that have nothing better to do than to play ebay police. You
should have stated it as a 10 meter only radio,
which IS type accepted AND displayed 28.300 or another HAM frequency.