Tramagod
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Well my SDS 200 has no issues, so I should be able to get full price for it.
Mine as well.
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Loss of resale value due to the SDS200 Humming Defect?
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Mine as well.
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Tramagod
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43% of all stats are made up on the spot. Fact.
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BBossman1
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Won't matter, two years from now you could have a certificate signed by Jesus himself stating the problem has been resolved and folks still won't believe it. That's the way the internet works...
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Tramagod
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I got 2 SDS 200's from HAM Station and both are fine.
BBossman1
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Without cynics, most hobby forums would lose 60% of their membership...
43% of all stats are made up on the spot. Fact.
And there go the stats again...
Ham Radio Outlet has an open box SDS-200 for sale at 629.99 UNIDEN SDS-200 Scanners, SDS200
BBossman1
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Resale value? I’m more worried the price will increase for a new one once the hum dinger and other various issues are resolved. Surprised some aren’t trying to sell their perfect ones already for a profit.
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Now why do you think we would be foolish enough to sell a PERFECT SCANNER.
I haven't found a PERFECT SCANNER yet. The 200 is closest so far.
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On that note my perfect 200 can be had for $1500.00
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Not to mention an often valuable alternative viewpoint if one is willing to listen.
actually 48.7% of all statistics are fabricated.43% of all stats are made up on the spot. Fact.
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You know I'm out there waiting to buy one of them. LOL... The OP asked if those with scanners without issues we're worried about the resale value and I said you could sell them at a premium and I would buy one at list price plus. The scanner, how much for the scanner. LOL.
I sure hope I'm able to land one without any issues and I'm waiting to see what this fix is. The money is burning a hole in my pocket.
I'm very envious of you guys but I am happy for you.
Like I have said you have been through the ringer with communications in your area glad you have a scanner that works for you.
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The just need to use reliable and optimistic beta testers.
Ubbe
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It can't be done in any other way. As soon as you discover a problem you report it. If you get a product and after the first day report that it is working perfect and are problem free, the next week, or month, you use a function or option or are at a different location or using a different antenna for the first time and discover a problem and you'll have to take back your first statement as it was incorrect.
It's logical that complaints are immediatly reported, those wont go away even if you wait, and you have to give a product a long time of use before you can call it free from problems and give it a positive review.
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And if you buy a light bulb and it burns out in say a month do you demand that all bulbs are defective?
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