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Wayne Knight April 4th 05 11:08 PM

FS: Series 2 Tivo - Lifetime Service - 320 Hours
 
Hello All,
I have a Tivo Series 2, Model TCD140060. Active Lifetime Subscription.
It has a Linksys USB WiFi adapter running. I had it upgraded it so that the
primary drive is a 120GB 7200RPM and the secondary is a 160GB 7200 RPM. It
also has a fully transferable Best Buy Service Plan (which covers it if the
unit dies etc within 4 years?). I also have the original Box and paperwork.
Cosmetically and electronically the Tivo and factory remote are great.
When I added the 2nd HD I had a machine shop drill a 6x6 hole grid over the
HD's
to allow for additional airflow. It works great and stays nice and cool!
Here's a link to the info screen showing the total record time etc
http://members.cox.net/netadmin/tivo-info.jpg
Anyway, It is for sale and I'm open to taking decent and reasonable
offers for everything. I already have it boxed up and ready to ship.

Thank You,
Wayne Knight



Wayne Knight April 5th 05 01:37 AM

If you are interested I will also leave all the episodes of CSI I have
recorded since December on the Tivo when it is purchased. (I added the 160GB
Because the 120GB was full of CSI Episodes. )

-=Wayne=-

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
news:[email protected]
Hello All,
I have a Tivo Series 2, Model TCD140060. Active Lifetime Subscription.
It has a Linksys USB WiFi adapter running. I had it upgraded it so that
the primary drive is a 120GB 7200RPM and the secondary is a 160GB 7200
RPM. It also has a fully transferable Best Buy Service Plan (which covers
it if the unit dies etc within 4 years?). I also have the original Box and
paperwork.
Cosmetically and electronically the Tivo and factory remote are great.
When I added the 2nd HD I had a machine shop drill a 6x6 hole grid over
the HD's
to allow for additional airflow. It works great and stays nice and cool!
Here's a link to the info screen showing the total record time etc
http://members.cox.net/netadmin/tivo-info.jpg
Anyway, It is for sale and I'm open to taking decent and reasonable
offers for everything. I already have it boxed up and ready to ship.

Thank You,
Wayne Knight





GMAN April 5th 05 03:56 AM

In article [email protected], "Wayne Knight" wrote:
Hello All,
I have a Tivo Series 2, Model TCD140060. Active Lifetime Subscription.
It has a Linksys USB WiFi adapter running. I had it upgraded it so that the
primary drive is a 120GB 7200RPM and the secondary is a 160GB 7200 RPM. It
also has a fully transferable Best Buy Service Plan (which covers it if the
unit dies etc within 4 years?). I also have the original Box and paperwork.
Cosmetically and electronically the Tivo and factory remote are great.
When I added the 2nd HD I had a machine shop drill a 6x6 hole grid over the
HD's
to allow for additional airflow. It works great and stays nice and cool!
Here's a link to the info screen showing the total record time etc
http://members.cox.net/netadmin/tivo-info.jpg
Anyway, It is for sale and I'm open to taking decent and reasonable
offers for everything. I already have it boxed up and ready to ship.

Thank You,
Wayne Knight


You voided that 4 years warranty

[email protected] April 5th 05 04:04 AM


Wayne Knight wrote:
Hello All,
I have a Tivo Series 2, Model TCD140060. Active Lifetime

Subscription.
It has a Linksys USB WiFi adapter running. I had it upgraded it so

that the
primary drive is a 120GB 7200RPM and the secondary is a 160GB 7200

RPM. It
also has a fully transferable Best Buy Service Plan (which covers it

if the
unit dies etc within 4 years?). I also have the original Box and

paperwork.
Cosmetically and electronically the Tivo and factory remote are

great.
When I added the 2nd HD I had a machine shop drill a 6x6 hole grid

over the
HD's
to allow for additional airflow. It works great and stays nice and

cool!
Here's a link to the info screen showing the total record time etc


http://members.cox.net/netadmin/tivo-info.jpg
Anyway, It is for sale and I'm open to taking decent and

reasonable
offers for everything. I already have it boxed up and ready to ship.

Thank You,
Wayne Knight



Wayne Knight April 5th 05 05:00 AM


"Howard" . wrote in message
...
"Wayne Knight" wrote in
news:[email protected]:

If you are interested I will also leave all the episodes of CSI I have
recorded since December on the Tivo when it is purchased. (I added the
160GB Because the 120GB was full of CSI Episodes. )


If it is already boxed up, you will either way.


Howard,
I am perfectly willing to pull the unit out and wipe it if the buyer
wants it clean.
And to the person who said I "Voided" the Best Buy warranty. You are
absolutely wrong. I just called two different stores in my area. I spoke
with the Tech Services Supervisor to confirm that non of the things which
were changed (Modd'ed) on the unit will effect their Protection Plan. They
just cover the original equipment, not the added HD's.

Thanks for hearing me out,
Wayne



April 5th 05 04:18 PM

On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 22:00:07 -0500, "Wayne Knight" =

wrote:


"Howard" . wrote in message=20
...
"Wayne Knight" wrote in
news:[email protected]:

If you are interested I will also leave all the episodes of CSI I =

have
recorded since December on the Tivo when it is purchased. (I added =

the
160GB Because the 120GB was full of CSI Episodes. )


If it is already boxed up, you will either way.


Howard,
I am perfectly willing to pull the unit out and wipe it if the buyer=20
wants it clean.
And to the person who said I "Voided" the Best Buy warranty. You are=20
absolutely wrong. I just called two different stores in my area. I spoke=

=20
with the Tech Services Supervisor to confirm that non of the things =

which=20
were changed (Modd'ed) on the unit will effect their Protection Plan. =

They=20
just cover the original equipment, not the added HD's.

Thanks for hearing me out,
Wayne

We bought ours directly from Tivo and when I called Tech Support with a
question and the tech learned that we had upgraded the hard drive, he =
noted
that the warranty had been voided. =20

By the way, the error message that I called about was resolved after I =
did
a "Clear and Delete Everything" on the Tivo. Funny Tivo Tech Support
wouldn't give that advice to ensure continued subscription service (the
unit was only $50 to buy).

The "Clear and Delete Everything" is simple and quick and can be easily =
and
quickly done by a new owner - and if a prospective buyer requires that =
you
unpack the unit and do it before he'll buy, I'd tell him to lump it.

LB



GMAN April 5th 05 05:06 PM

In article , wrote:
On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 22:00:07 -0500, "Wayne Knight" =

wrote:


"Howard" . wrote in message=20
...
"Wayne Knight" wrote in
news:[email protected]:

If you are interested I will also leave all the episodes of CSI I =

have
recorded since December on the Tivo when it is purchased. (I added =

the
160GB Because the 120GB was full of CSI Episodes. )

If it is already boxed up, you will either way.


Howard,
I am perfectly willing to pull the unit out and wipe it if the buyer=20
wants it clean.
And to the person who said I "Voided" the Best Buy warranty. You are=20
absolutely wrong. I just called two different stores in my area. I spoke=

=20
with the Tech Services Supervisor to confirm that non of the things =

which=20
were changed (Modd'ed) on the unit will effect their Protection Plan. =

They=20
just cover the original equipment, not the added HD's.

Thanks for hearing me out,
Wayne



Wayne, the basic fact that you drilled holes in the top of the metal part of
the unit voided the warranty the second the first drill bit hit metal. Best
Buy will not repair the thing, they will also not touch the unit with a ten
foot pole if you have put a second hard drive into it.

Just because Beavis, the tech guy at the counter said it wasnt voided doesn't
change the fact that the warranty company that underwrites the plan won't pay
for it.








Randy S. April 5th 05 05:17 PM


Wayne, the basic fact that you drilled holes in the top of the metal part of
the unit voided the warranty the second the first drill bit hit metal. Best
Buy will not repair the thing, they will also not touch the unit with a ten
foot pole if you have put a second hard drive into it.

Just because Beavis, the tech guy at the counter said it wasnt voided doesn't
change the fact that the warranty company that underwrites the plan won't pay
for it.


Yeah, he probably could've gotten away with it without the holes,
because you could always pull the upgraded drives out before you took it
in. But you'd have a hard time 'splainin' the new vents ;-).

There's no way they are going to cover a modded box under warranty
because they're not going to insure you from screwing it up yourself.

Randy S.

Wayne Knight April 5th 05 07:21 PM

Guys,
I'm guessing you have some valid points; however, the Tivo works great
and I'm only selling it because I'm moving to Perth Australia for work.
Since I haven't actually gotten any decent offers yet. I guess it will be
more productive to just put it up for sale on FeeBay.

-Wayne



Randy S. April 5th 05 07:26 PM

Wayne Knight wrote:
Guys,
I'm guessing you have some valid points; however, the Tivo works great
and I'm only selling it because I'm moving to Perth Australia for work.


I don't think anybody is doubting that. If someone wants to buy a
modded box, they just have to accept that it doesn't come with a
warranty. Since the most likely thing to fail (i.e. the Hard drives)
are easy to replace, it shouldn't be that big a deal.

Randy S.


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