Re: Buying a PVS-14 (a guide)
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: westford86</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Great writeup. Now, do you have any advice on how to sell a used NV devices? I'm looking to upgrade, but I need to unload my current PVS first... These dam things are worse than electronics, they just seem to depreciate 30% the instant you buy them, and continue to plummet in value rapidly there after. </div></div>
Put it on Evilbay w a 10 day,no reserve auction starting at 2k. I sold 2 this way. One sold for the 2k and another went as high as 2900. Take a pic through the tube and you will be way ahead of the competition. Like any purchase... buyer beware. If you buy new, you lose a ton of cash should you plan to resell. If you purchase used, you save a bunch of money but take on the inherent risks involved. C'est la vie and good luck. Id probably be interested, as I like to purchase used NV equipment, but i've had my fill for 2011.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: westford86</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Great writeup. Now, do you have any advice on how to sell a used NV devices? I'm looking to upgrade, but I need to unload my current PVS first... These dam things are worse than electronics, they just seem to depreciate 30% the instant you buy them, and continue to plummet in value rapidly there after. </div></div>
Put it on Evilbay w a 10 day,no reserve auction starting at 2k. I sold 2 this way. One sold for the 2k and another went as high as 2900. Take a pic through the tube and you will be way ahead of the competition. Like any purchase... buyer beware. If you buy new, you lose a ton of cash should you plan to resell. If you purchase used, you save a bunch of money but take on the inherent risks involved. C'est la vie and good luck. Id probably be interested, as I like to purchase used NV equipment, but i've had my fill for 2011.