Promax meter on Ebay
 

There's a Promax Prolink 3 meter being sold on Ebay at the mo that
looks very interesting. Current bids are up to £255.00. Retail price
for this meter is nearly 2 grand. Any good?

Marky P.

Promax meter on Ebay
 

Marky P wrote:
There's a Promax Prolink 3 meter being sold on Ebay at the mo that
looks very interesting. Current bids are up to £255.00. Retail price
for this meter is nearly 2 grand. Any good?

Marky P.

I've a spare one of these. Would be worth several hundred espically if
it has BER. A new Li-ion battery will set you back £250 odd quid and
calerbration is about £80. If your going to spend over a grand then why
not buy a Promax Explorer.

Regards
Glenn...

Promax meter on Ebay
 

On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:57:06 +0000, Glenn Millar
wrote:

Marky P wrote:
There's a Promax Prolink 3 meter being sold on Ebay at the mo that
looks very interesting. Current bids are up to £255.00. Retail price
for this meter is nearly 2 grand. Any good?

Marky P.

I've a spare one of these. Would be worth several hundred espically if
it has BER. A new Li-ion battery will set you back £250 odd quid and
calerbration is about £80. If your going to spend over a grand then why
not buy a Promax Explorer.

Regards
Glenn...
Well, I'm hoping the bidding doesn't get that high! If it goes over
£500, I won't bother. I'm not that satified with my meter (a Prolink
1) as I don't think it measures DTT very well & it's difficult to work
out BER on it.

Marky P.

Promax meter on Ebay
 

In message , Marky P
writes
Well, I'm hoping the bidding doesn't get that high! If it goes over
£500, I won't bother. I'm not that satified with my meter (a Prolink
1) as I don't think it measures DTT very well & it's difficult to work
out BER on it.

Marky P.


Could this be a more cost effective option?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FIELD-STRENGTH...QQitemZ1501907
26865QQihZ005QQcategoryZ296QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1 QQcmdZViewItem

http://tinyurl.com/3al7mm

:-)

--
Bill

Promax meter on Ebay
 

Marky P wrote:
On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:57:06 +0000, Glenn Millar
wrote:

Marky P wrote:
There's a Promax Prolink 3 meter being sold on Ebay at the mo that
looks very interesting. Current bids are up to £255.00. Retail price
for this meter is nearly 2 grand. Any good?

Marky P.

I've a spare one of these. Would be worth several hundred espically if
it has BER. A new Li-ion battery will set you back £250 odd quid and
calerbration is about £80. If your going to spend over a grand then why
not buy a Promax Explorer.

Regards
Glenn...
Well, I'm hoping the bidding doesn't get that high! If it goes over
£500, I won't bother. I'm not that satified with my meter (a Prolink
1) as I don't think it measures DTT very well & it's difficult to work
out BER on it.

Marky P.

From the description on EBay, this one doesn't have BER. It was a
optional extra on the 3+. Also It sounds as if it's going to need that
new battery and probably calabrated. Interesting to see how much it goes
for.

Glenn.

Promax meter on Ebay
 

On Mon, 03 Dec 2007 09:19:50 +0000, Usenet
wrote:

Marky P wrote:
On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:57:06 +0000, Glenn Millar
wrote:

Marky P wrote:
There's a Promax Prolink 3 meter being sold on Ebay at the mo that
looks very interesting. Current bids are up to £255.00. Retail price
for this meter is nearly 2 grand. Any good?

Marky P.

I've a spare one of these. Would be worth several hundred espically if
it has BER. A new Li-ion battery will set you back £250 odd quid and
calerbration is about £80. If your going to spend over a grand then why
not buy a Promax Explorer.

Regards
Glenn...
Well, I'm hoping the bidding doesn't get that high! If it goes over
£500, I won't bother. I'm not that satified with my meter (a Prolink
1) as I don't think it measures DTT very well & it's difficult to work
out BER on it.

Marky P.

From the description on EBay, this one doesn't have BER. It was a
optional extra on the 3+. Also It sounds as if it's going to need that
new battery and probably calabrated. Interesting to see how much it goes
for.

Glenn.

I've emailed the seller about the battery and how much use the meter's
had. I'm still tempted to bid as long as it stays under £500

Marky P.