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Larry J. Ford K4AEC
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Tom Schaefer NY4I
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Larry J. Ford K4AEC
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" <thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Tom Schaefer NY4I
As I said, it was to a friend so I made concessions based on getting that much life out of a radio I bought years ago. I literally had not taken it out of its box in 5 years as I have a D710. I decided a while ago that a radio in a box did no one any good and I would rather a newer ham get to use it.
As I suggested, check QRZ and QTH.COM to get real numbers on what they have sold for recently.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" < thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Steven Hays KA9MOT <ka9mot@...>
$300 maximum for a nearly perfect (G), with box, manual and everything that came with it. I've seen them for $200 in various levels of condition. I'm a huge fan for the TM D700 and TH D7A. At one point I had 5 D700s and 7 D7As. I tend to hoard.
73, Steve KA9MOT
As I said, it was to a friend so I made concessions based on getting that much life out of a radio I bought years ago. I literally had not taken it out of its box in 5 years as I have a D710. I decided a while ago that a radio in a box did no one any good and I would rather a newer ham get to use it.
As I suggested, check QRZ and QTH.COM to get real numbers on what they have sold for recently.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" < thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Larry J. Ford K4AEC
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Received: 11:32 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Steven Hays KA9MOT" <ka9mot@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
$300 maximum for a nearly perfect (G), with box, manual and everything that came with it.
I've seen them for $200 in various levels of condition.
I'm a huge fan for the TM D700 and TH D7A. At one point I had 5 D700s and 7 D7As. I tend to hoard.
73,
Steve KA9MOT
As I said, it was to a friend so I made concessions based on getting that much life out of a radio I bought years ago. I literally had not taken it out of its box in 5 years as I have a D710. I decided a while ago that a radio in a box did no one any good and I would rather a newer ham get to use it.
As I suggested, check QRZ and QTH.COM to get real numbers on what they have sold for recently.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" < thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Larry J. Ford K4AEC
In the appraisal business, that transaction would be an "out-lier" or less than "arms-length" transaction and would be disregarded in arriving at an estimate of value, but thanks for your reply.
I am checking on-line sources for comparisons.
Thanks,
LJF
K4AEC
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Received: 11:20 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" <thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
As I said, it was to a friend so I made concessions based on getting that much life out of a radio I bought years ago. I literally had not taken it out of its box in 5 years as I have a D710. I decided a while ago that a radio in a box did no one any good and I would rather a newer ham get to use it.
As I suggested, check QRZ and QTH.COM to get real numbers on what they have sold for recently.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" < thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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looks like $250 to $300 max just went through some auction site. Not to bad for an old radio
Chris Quirk W6CJQ WQXZ997
925 202 1198
On Monday, May 14, 2018, 8:20:11 AM PDT, Tom Schaefer NY4I <thomasmschaefer@...> wrote:
As I said, it was to a friend so I made concessions based on getting that much life out of a radio I bought years ago. I literally had not taken it out of its box in 5 years as I have a D710. I decided a while ago that a radio in a box did no one any good and I would rather a newer ham get to use it.
As I suggested, check QRZ and QTH.COM to get real numbers on what they have sold for recently.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" < thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Amateur radio prices and completely arbitrary IMO... everyone seems to think they have good with old radios having very little depreciation, which IMO seems silly. Too bad cars were not like this.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:42 AM, Chris Quirk via Groups.Io < w6cjq@...> wrote: looks like $250 to $300 max just went through some auction site. Not to bad for an old radio
Chris Quirk W6CJQ WQXZ997
925 202 1198
As I said, it was to a friend so I made concessions based on getting that much life out of a radio I bought years ago. I literally had not taken it out of its box in 5 years as I have a D710. I decided a while ago that a radio in a box did no one any good and I would rather a newer ham get to use it.
As I suggested, check QRZ and QTH.COM to get real numbers on what they have sold for recently.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" < thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Price erosion on used radios occurred when the China radios showed up amazing the impact that had. dual band ht for less than $50 OK I know off topic sorry
Chris Quirk W6CJQ WQXZ997
925 202 1198
On Monday, May 14, 2018, 9:02:33 AM PDT, Louis - <lciotti@...> wrote:
Amateur radio prices and completely arbitrary IMO... everyone seems to think they have good with old radios having very little depreciation, which IMO seems silly. Too bad cars were not like this. On May 14, 2018, at 11:42 AM, Chris Quirk via Groups.Io < w6cjq@...> wrote: looks like $250 to $300 max just went through some auction site. Not to bad for an old radio
Chris Quirk W6CJQ WQXZ997
925 202 1198
As I said, it was to a friend so I made concessions based on getting that much life out of a radio I bought years ago. I literally had not taken it out of its box in 5 years as I have a D710. I decided a while ago that a radio in a box did no one any good and I would rather a newer ham get to use it.
As I suggested, check QRZ and QTH.COM to get real numbers on what they have sold for recently.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" < thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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Larry J. Ford K4AEC
I think the "Plus" for the TM-D700A is that it has the built-in TNC and APRS, which, to my knowledge, the "cheap" Chinese Dual Band mobiles do not have (yet).
LJF
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:42 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Chris Quirk via Groups.Io" <w6cjq@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
looks like $250 to $300 max just went through some auction site. Not to bad for an old radio
Chris Quirk
W6CJQ
WQXZ997
925 202 1198
On Monday, May 14, 2018, 8:20:11 AM PDT, Tom Schaefer NY4I <thomasmschaefer@...> wrote:
As I said, it was to a friend so I made concessions based on getting that much life out of a radio I bought years ago. I literally had not taken it out of its box in 5 years as I have a D710. I decided a while ago that a radio in a box did no one any good and I would rather a newer ham get to use it.
As I suggested, check QRZ and QTH.COM to get real numbers on what they have sold for recently.
On May 14, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
If the "going rate" is only $100.00, I'd just keep it as a back-up!
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
------ Original Message ------
Received: 11:14 AM EDT, 05/14/2018
From: "Tom Schaefer NY4I" < thomasmschaefer@...>
To: TMD700A@groups.io
Subject: Re: [TMD700A] Value of TM D700A
I believe I sold mine to a friend for $100 a few years ago. It served me well and was 16 years old or so at the time so I got more than my money’s worth out of it.
But take a look at QRZ and QTH.com to see what recent ones has fetched.
Tom NY4I
On May 14, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Larry J. Ford < lford@...> wrote:
Anyone know what the "going rate" would be for a fully-functioning Kenwood TM-D700A rig?
I have one, working fine, but would like to "upgrade" to the TM-D710X series, and would like to sell this one first.
Complete with OEM mic, accessories, and manuals.
Thanks.
Larry J. Ford
K4AEC
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The value of something is what someone is willing to pay for it.
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The value of something is what someone is willing to, and capable of,
paying for it.
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On Sun, Jun 10, 2018 at 9:34 PM, <merlin@merlinjacobs.com> wrote: The value of something is what someone is willing to pay for it.
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Going rate on eBay for full radio with control head and cables is $300 plus or minus.
Radio without control head $200 to $225
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