[Heathkit] Value of SB104

[Bill Cromwell]

Hi,

I was going to mention looking at actual *SOLD* prices and not look at 
asking or pipe dreaming prices. Since Chris already mentioned that I 
will just add a some reinforcement. Look at the "completed" auctions and 
see what they actually sold for. Throw out the low and the high "flyers" 
(if there are such) and you have some kind of basis for your own 
expectations. If the asking price, starting price, or reserve was too 
high then it will be completed but unsold. That will give you another clue.

"Flyers" are not about aviation. Those would be data points that lie 
well out on the wings of a bell curve and should be dismissed. Don't 
accept the low end flyers and don't expect to get the high end flyers.

73,

Bill  KU8H

On 09/09/2014 02:07 AM, Chris Kepus wrote:
> When you look at prices on eBay, be sure to only benchmark prices for sold
> units (asking prices vary wildly).  It is very easy to search the sold
> prices for a SB-104 or A.  Then, when you've looked through the last several
> months of sales, you'll have a better idea.
> Good luck, Chris W7JPG
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