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For Sale
I have a PK232MBX for sale. This unit has been sitting in storage for a couple of years. I am the original owner and I have added the DSP daughterboard. I will ship with the original manual (in grey plastic binder), DSP addendum, cable to connect to PC and original box. Note: There are some scratches on the top of the unit and it was working the last time it was powered up approx. 18 mos. ago. Asking $100.00 or best offer. Please email off list if interested, and thank you for your time. John, KB2COP -- www.geocities.com/theoldcop |
On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 12:01:43 GMT, "John Schneider" belch-spoke these words:
I have a PK232MBX for sale. This unit has been sitting in storage for a couple of years. I am the original owner and I have added the DSP daughterboard. I will ship with the original manual (in grey plastic binder), DSP addendum, cable to connect to PC and original box. Note: There are some scratches on the top of the unit and it was working the last time it was powered up approx. 18 mos. ago. Asking $100.00 or best offer. Please email off list if interested, and thank you for your time. John, KB2COP I strongly advise you power it up and make sure it works fully before you try to sell it. Any good electronics tech will tell you that it takes just a few months for unused equipment to die and need reconditioning or to be tossed out. With 18 months of idle time, the chances are greater that it has died from unuse. This advice was given to me from KF6BQF, who has been fixing electronics for over 30 years. John |
On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 12:01:43 GMT, "John Schneider" belch-spoke these words:
I have a PK232MBX for sale. This unit has been sitting in storage for a couple of years. I am the original owner and I have added the DSP daughterboard. I will ship with the original manual (in grey plastic binder), DSP addendum, cable to connect to PC and original box. Note: There are some scratches on the top of the unit and it was working the last time it was powered up approx. 18 mos. ago. Asking $100.00 or best offer. Please email off list if interested, and thank you for your time. John, KB2COP I strongly advise you power it up and make sure it works fully before you try to sell it. Any good electronics tech will tell you that it takes just a few months for unused equipment to die and need reconditioning or to be tossed out. With 18 months of idle time, the chances are greater that it has died from unuse. This advice was given to me from KF6BQF, who has been fixing electronics for over 30 years. John |
With 18 months of idle time, the chances are greater that it has
died from unuse. This advice was given to me from KF6BQF, who has been fixing electronics for over 30 years. John John, don't believe everything you hear especially from a newbie, today's electronics have a long shelf life. You can quote me as well, KF6HHS, been fixing electronics for 50 years. Regards, Hugh Retired, now life moves at my pace. please note spam filter |
With 18 months of idle time, the chances are greater that it has
died from unuse. This advice was given to me from KF6BQF, who has been fixing electronics for over 30 years. John John, don't believe everything you hear especially from a newbie, today's electronics have a long shelf life. You can quote me as well, KF6HHS, been fixing electronics for 50 years. Regards, Hugh Retired, now life moves at my pace. please note spam filter |
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ELECTRONIC items CAN DIE!!!!!
or drop into a deep coma leave a capacitor on a shelf for 50 years......(would you put it in a hombrew without testing it first???) i agree with john. -- http://www.qsl.net/sv1hao "Dr. John" wrote in message ... On 05 Oct 2003 03:02:44 GMT, ay (KF6HHS) belch-spoke these words: With 18 months of idle time, the chances are greater that it has died from unuse. This advice was given to me from KF6BQF, who has been fixing electronics for over 30 years. John John, don't believe everything you hear especially from a newbie, today's electronics have a long shelf life. You can quote me as well, KF6HHS, been fixing electronics for 50 years. Newbie? Hardly. I'm a newbie, and I've had the same experiences as him with supposedly modern electronics. It sits, it dies. Simple as that. If you haven't experienced death by coma electronics, you've been damn lucky and you should thank your stars for that. John |
ELECTRONIC items CAN DIE!!!!!
or drop into a deep coma leave a capacitor on a shelf for 50 years......(would you put it in a hombrew without testing it first???) i agree with john. -- http://www.qsl.net/sv1hao "Dr. John" wrote in message ... On 05 Oct 2003 03:02:44 GMT, ay (KF6HHS) belch-spoke these words: With 18 months of idle time, the chances are greater that it has died from unuse. This advice was given to me from KF6BQF, who has been fixing electronics for over 30 years. John John, don't believe everything you hear especially from a newbie, today's electronics have a long shelf life. You can quote me as well, KF6HHS, been fixing electronics for 50 years. Newbie? Hardly. I'm a newbie, and I've had the same experiences as him with supposedly modern electronics. It sits, it dies. Simple as that. If you haven't experienced death by coma electronics, you've been damn lucky and you should thank your stars for that. John |
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 12:20:37 +0300, "Deos" belch-spoke these words:
ELECTRONIC items CAN DIE!!!!! or drop into a deep coma leave a capacitor on a shelf for 50 years......(would you put it in a hombrew without testing it first???) i agree with john. Thank you for seeing the obvious as I do. John |
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 12:20:37 +0300, "Deos" belch-spoke these words:
ELECTRONIC items CAN DIE!!!!! or drop into a deep coma leave a capacitor on a shelf for 50 years......(would you put it in a hombrew without testing it first???) i agree with john. Thank you for seeing the obvious as I do. John |
Audiophools do it...why shouldn't we? I'm all for installing black
beauties into my late model gear! (-: Tracy On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 12:20:37 +0300, "Deos" wrote: ELECTRONIC items CAN DIE!!!!! or drop into a deep coma leave a capacitor on a shelf for 50 years......(would you put it in a hombrew without testing it first???) i agree with john. |
Audiophools do it...why shouldn't we? I'm all for installing black
beauties into my late model gear! (-: Tracy On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 12:20:37 +0300, "Deos" wrote: ELECTRONIC items CAN DIE!!!!! or drop into a deep coma leave a capacitor on a shelf for 50 years......(would you put it in a hombrew without testing it first???) i agree with john. |
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