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The Hamprice info is really neat. I saved the document for future
reference. I figure then that my radio is priced just about right considering it comes with a pretty much new $50 aftermarket amplified mike, and the Chipswitch enhanced microprocessor which is about $100 installed. Throw in a 2510 service manual and two mounting brackets, and I figure all these extras have to be worth at least $75 over the Hamprice price (which is presumably for just the basic radio). It's been years since I've sold any equipment, so one variable I don't know about is what the overall market conditions are like right now, but since Hamprice says all their #'s are since March 2003, it's obviously not too bad. And yes, I've heard the 706 tends to get clobbered by intermod on 2 meters, but since I use it for a base radio and I live in an extremely quiet location, that's not a concern for me. In fact the main intended use for my new 706 is to monitor 2 meter SSB for band openings. Radioman wrote in message ... Yahoo's site is pretty good, are there others I should consider? I'm not a dealer, just an ordinary ham wanting to get a fair price for my prized HR2600. From the current Hamprice document: HR2600 10M ALL MODE 153, 142, 135, 103 More info on Hamprice at: If you prize it so much, why are you selling it? I bought an Icom 706 MKIIG and when the wife found out she, well, insisted I sell the HR2600. Those things don't like to be around radio towers. 2 meters is useless when the tower is a half mile away. |
BTW, Ebay is so large that they usually do not go out of their way to
look for items to ban. What usually happens is some dirtbags out there look for these radios and amps and e-mail ebay. Then "poof" your auction is ended. Even though there is nothing illegal with the item. Ebay is making way to much money to let a legal radio (or whatever) that someone "might" modify" to be sold on their system. They seem to be afraid of repercussions down the road. ------------- With all ebays money how come they are afraid to have a telephone?? ---------------- Funny thing is that I've spotted quite a few HR2600's on eBay both before and since I tried posting my radio. And no, I didn't email eBay about them nor am I going to post the links to the items (if the radio police want to, they can just search eBay to find them). One that has been up for several days even proudly advertises its Chipswitch mod that covers CB. Ummm, can you say "selective enforcement?" |
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(AntiKeyclown) wrote in message . com...
(Darren418) wrote in message . com... BTW, Ebay is so large that they usually do not go out of their way to look for items to ban. What usually happens is some dirtbags out there look for these radios and amps and e-mail ebay. Then "poof" your auction is ended. Even though there is nothing illegal with the item. Ebay is making way to much money to let a legal radio (or whatever) that someone "might" modify" to be sold on their system. They seem to be afraid of repercussions down the road. ------------- With all ebays money how come they are afraid to have a telephone?? ---------------- Funny thing is that I've spotted quite a few HR2600's on eBay both before and since I tried posting my radio. And no, I didn't email eBay about them nor am I going to post the links to the items (if the radio police want to, they can just search eBay to find them). One that has been up for several days even proudly advertises its Chipswitch mod that covers CB. Ummm, can you say "selective enforcement?" Selective enforcement is ebay's right. You can't accept that. Solution: get off ebay. Duhhhh. I'm done with this whole affair now that I've sold the HR2600 radio in question. A very educational and actually quite interesting discussion this has been. In closing I'd just like to say that there are still very many hams out there who have lent me a helping hand with many constructive comments. I've received quite a few emails from hams genuinely trying to help me with my questions. Thank You. There have also been a few (I don't know if they are hams or not since the dissenters usually won't post their callsigns) who have voiced their opinions as well. Thank You for those opinions also. It's helped me understand what all the fuss is about and the roots of the militant anti-freebanders. AND is a celebration of free speech. I say let it roll everybody and let's try to learn as much as we can from one another. But remember the old saying "divide and conquor." There's not that many people coming into any form of radio hobby anymore, and all the in-fighting will help no one in the end, when we wake up and all our radio spectrum has been taken from all of us. Let's pick our battles carefully. To the freebanders, I say get your ham license, to the hams I say open your hearts and minds to everyone who shows an interest in radio and being a good operator, including more than a few freebanders who fall in this category. And together we might just get the 11 meter band back. At the very least we'll protect the spectrum we've got. 73 Darren W5DKE |
(Richard Cranium) wrote in message . com...
(AntiKeyclown) wrote in message . com... (Darren418) wrote in message . com... BTW, Ebay is so large that they usually do not go out of their way to look for items to ban. What usually happens is some dirtbags out there look for these radios and amps and e-mail ebay. Then "poof" your auction is ended. Even though there is nothing illegal with the item. Ebay is making way to much money to let a legal radio (or whatever) that someone "might" modify" to be sold on their system. They seem to be afraid of repercussions down the road. ------------- With all ebays money how come they are afraid to have a telephone?? ---------------- Funny thing is that I've spotted quite a few HR2600's on eBay both before and since I tried posting my radio. And no, I didn't email eBay about them nor am I going to post the links to the items (if the radio police want to, they can just search eBay to find them). One that has been up for several days even proudly advertises its Chipswitch mod that covers CB. Ummm, can you say "selective enforcement?" Selective enforcement is ebay's right. You can't accept that. Solution: get off ebay. Duhhhh. Wrong again. eBay is a business and their business is connecting sellers and potential buyers. You can't accept that. Solution, stop being a Anti Girl. Duhhhh. Fagboy...if you run a business you have the right to refuse service. Go eat a throbbing dripping boner, you localnet fag. |
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