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Eton E1XM receiver for parts or project $100
On Jun 24, 4:17*pm, "Brenda Ann" wrote:
"mjcrook" wrote in message ... ooh, now that's tempting. is it digital? ;-) Would make a great paperweight (just like my nice TFT Casio and my Sony Watchman). How much to ship that E1 to 96271 via USPS Priority mail? I'll offer the $70 for it. Of course, I'll have to turn it right around to Drake for the repairs (I'm a pretty darn good tech, but SMT is way beyond my skillset (my eyes are not so good as they used to be). Hey Brenda Ann: USPS now has flat-rate Priority Mail. Looks like it would fit in their Large Flat Rate Box with bubble wrap and styro peanuts. $13.50. Insurance: $2.75. Contact me mjcrook (at) gmail.com. I'll be happy to provide a photo. (I'm in ZIP 33801) cheers michael |
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Eton E1XM receiver for parts or project $100
On Tuesday, June 23, 2009 12:29:49 PM UTC-5, mjcrook wrote:
Eton E1XM receiver with serial in the 80xxx (not one of the first-run from the manufacturer). It has worked wonderfully until, recently, the buttons stopped working. All of them. The display is perfect, it still gets signal and produces audio (though without button operation, it's in the SW band only) and everything else operates just fine. Called R.L. Drake about repair, they estimate 1 hour of labor plus parts (estimate $125, and shipping both ways to Ohio). I've decided to bail. Your options: buy from me for $100 plus actual shipping and insurance, and get it repaired, in which case you've got a $450 radio (calculation: $418 from Universal Radio plus tax and shipping) for about $250. Or, you could cannibalize it for parts. Power supply and satellite antenna included. One last note on condition: The radio's folding antenna is slightly bent at the top section. |
Eton E1XM receiver for parts or project $100
On Tuesday, June 23, 2009 12:29:49 PM UTC-5, mjcrook wrote:
Eton E1XM receiver with serial in the 80xxx (not one of the first-run from the manufacturer). It has worked wonderfully until, recently, the buttons stopped working. All of them. The display is perfect, it still gets signal and produces audio (though without button operation, it's in the SW band only) and everything else operates just fine. Called R.L. Drake about repair, they estimate 1 hour of labor plus parts (estimate $125, and shipping both ways to Ohio). I've decided to bail. Your options: buy from me for $100 plus actual shipping and insurance, and get it repaired, in which case you've got a $450 radio (calculation: $418 from Universal Radio plus tax and shipping) for about $250. Or, you could cannibalize it for parts. Power supply and satellite antenna included. One last note on condition: The radio's folding antenna is slightly bent at the top section. |
Eton E1XM receiver for parts or project $100
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On Tuesday, June 23, 2009 8:26:31 PM UTC-5, mjcrook wrote: thanks! i'll try that tonite. michael |
Eton E1XM receiver for parts or project $100
On Tuesday, June 23, 2009 12:29:49 PM UTC-5, mjcrook wrote:
Eton E1XM receiver with serial in the 80xxx (not one of the first-run from the manufacturer). It has worked wonderfully until, recently, the buttons stopped working. All of them. The display is perfect, it still gets signal and produces audio (though without button operation, it's in the SW band only) and everything else operates just fine. Called R.L. Drake about repair, they estimate 1 hour of labor plus parts (estimate $125, and shipping both ways to Ohio). I've decided to bail. Your options: buy from me for $100 plus actual shipping and insurance, and get it repaired, in which case you've got a $450 radio (calculation: $418 from Universal Radio plus tax and shipping) for about $250. Or, you could cannibalize it for parts. Power supply and satellite antenna included. One last note on condition: The radio's folding antenna is slightly bent at the top section. |
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