Subject: My vacuum instruments for sale on eBay
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 8/19/2007, 1:02 PM
To: AARotary Engine


Good Morning...

After the successful ending of my iPaq/Anywhere Map listing on eBay, and
the decision to finally join the high technology age and have an all
electric panel, I am now offering the entire vacuum system that I no
longer need on eBay starting today. After these end in 10 days, this
should be the end of my Long EZ related eBay listings for some time!  I
hope! <G>

I've already replaced the directional gyro with an electric one, and
only have the artificial horizon left to replace, but I am working on
that. So, anything that has to do with the vacuum system is going,
including the AH.

Here are direct links to the eBay pages where I am offering them...note
that there is no reserve, and I am starting them all ridiculously low,
so they WILL sell, and someone will get real bargains.
All the details about each one and their conditions and photos are in
their respective eBay listings. You can also link to each item at the
bottom of each listing.

Artificial Horizon
http://tinyurl.com/2d269m

Directional gyro
http://tinyurl.com/yq5mgg

Vacuum Pump
http://tinyurl.com/yp9gkf
(The description includes a link to a great tutorial on vacuum pumps)

Vacuum Gage
http://tinyurl.com/22tl5r


Harley Dixon
Long EZ N28EZ
Airport, Hangar 29
Canandaigua, NY

If you don't sell them Harley let me know and I will put them on here
at a fixed price. Not everybody is fond of ebay me included.

Thanks for the offer, Paul...

But, it looks like they'll sell OK...they all have bids now.

I found that items on eBay sell very well if one doesn't have a reserve
and start at a low price.  Most sellers are afraid to start too low, and
most buyers are afraid to bid if the starting price is too high, even
though they end up bidding higher than that if the initial bid is low
enough.  I sell a lot of items there, and have been more than satisfied
with the results. Almost always higher than either my research has
discovered or I would accept for it.  A good example is that iPaq with
AnywhereMap installed that I just sold.  I would have been happy with a
couple hundred dollars for it...it sold for $485!

I think the big selling point is that eBay has worldwide exposure...gets
to a lot more people than any other form of advertising.

Harley

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