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pilotplanes
October 11th 08, 09:09 PM
I am <u>not</u> selling this item here. The GPS unit is collecting
dust in my closet. It was purchased in March 2005 and was only
briefly used (Got divorced. Can no longer afford to fly). Now that I
am getting ready to sell it, apparently there is a "terrain update"
that it needs in order for someone else to want to buy it. The
Lowrance web site has a pdf download, but it does not tell me how to
get the update or what it will cost. Can someone please advise?

And just to make this post more useful. I love this GPS unit. In my
opinion, GPS is the best improvement to the flying experience since
the invention of the propeller. And Lowrance has a great aviation
GPS.

Posted replies appreciated. Thank you.

Steve Foley
October 12th 08, 04:44 AM
"pilotplanes" > wrote in message
...
>I am <u>not</u> selling this item here. The GPS unit is collecting
> dust in my closet. It was purchased in March 2005 and was only
> briefly used (Got divorced. Can no longer afford to fly). Now that I
> am getting ready to sell it, apparently there is a "terrain update"
> that it needs in order for someone else to want to buy it. The
> Lowrance web site has a pdf download, but it does not tell me how to
> get the update or what it will cost. Can someone please advise?
>
> And just to make this post more useful. I love this GPS unit. In my
> opinion, GPS is the best improvement to the flying experience since
> the invention of the propeller. And Lowrance has a great aviation
> GPS.
>
> Posted replies appreciated. Thank you.

I looked into this GPS, and some of the ads I saw said they included the $99
terrain update.

FWIW, the best price I found was $539, but when I cancelled the order when
it hadn't shipped in two weeks.

How much are you asking for it as is?

Mike
October 12th 08, 04:01 PM
"pilotplanes" > wrote in message
...
>I am <u>not</u> selling this item here. The GPS unit is collecting
> dust in my closet. It was purchased in March 2005 and was only
> briefly used (Got divorced. Can no longer afford to fly). Now that I
> am getting ready to sell it, apparently there is a "terrain update"
> that it needs in order for someone else to want to buy it. The
> Lowrance web site has a pdf download, but it does not tell me how to
> get the update or what it will cost. Can someone please advise?
>
> And just to make this post more useful. I love this GPS unit. In my
> opinion, GPS is the best improvement to the flying experience since
> the invention of the propeller. And Lowrance has a great aviation
> GPS.
>
> Posted replies appreciated. Thank you.

If I were you, I would just sell it on ebay without the updates. You will
probably spend more buying the updates than any additional amount you would
get out of the GPS.

pilotplanes
October 13th 08, 02:49 AM
Thanks for your note. I have this item on Craigslist for $250.00, but
I may have to
reconsider that price if indeed the terrain update is $99.

At this time I am looking for a local buyer (Bay Area, California).
Mainly because
I no longer have the original box. Shipping a GPS and its heavy
battery seems
like asking for trouble.

On Oct 11, 8:44*pm, "Steve Foley" > wrote:
> "pilotplanes" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> >I am <u>not</u> selling this item here. *The GPS unit is collecting
> > dust in my closet. *It was purchased in March 2005 and was only
> > briefly used (Got divorced. Can no longer afford to fly). *Now that I
> > am getting ready to sell it, apparently there is a "terrain update"
> > that it needs in order for someone else to want to buy it. *The
> > Lowrance web site has a pdf download, but it does not tell me how to
> > get the update or what it will cost. *Can someone please advise?
>
> I looked into this GPS, and some of the ads I saw said they included the $99
> terrain update.
>
> FWIW, the best price I found was $539, but when I cancelled the order when
> it hadn't shipped in two weeks.
>
> How much are you asking for it as is?

pilotplanes
October 13th 08, 02:51 AM
You may be right about the as-is thing. But then again, that might
drop
the price to where it's not worth the trouble of selling. I'm still
thinking
about what to do.

On Oct 12, 8:01*am, "Mike" <nospam @ microsoft.com> wrote:
> "pilotplanes" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> >I am <u>not</u> selling this item here. *The GPS unit is collecting
> > dust in my closet. *It was purchased in March 2005 and was only
> > briefly used (Got divorced. Can no longer afford to fly). *Now that I
> > am getting ready to sell it, apparently there is a "terrain update"
> > that it needs in order for someone else to want to buy it. *The
> > Lowrance web site has a pdf download, but it does not tell me how to
> > get the update or what it will cost. *Can someone please advise?
>
> > And just to make this post more useful. *I love this GPS unit. *In my
> > opinion, GPS is the best improvement to the flying experience since
> > the invention of the propeller. *And Lowrance has a great aviation
> > GPS.
>
> > Posted replies appreciated. *Thank you.
>
> If I were you, I would just sell it on ebay without the updates. *You will
> probably spend more buying the updates than any additional amount you would
> get out of the GPS.

Dan K
February 21st 09, 09:39 PM
Did you sell the GPS?

You may be right about the as-is thing. But then again, that might
drop
the price to where it's not worth the trouble of selling. I'm still
thinking
about what to do.

On Oct 12, 8:01*am, "Mike" nospam @ microsoft.com wrote:
"pilotplanes" wrote in message

...

I am unot/u selling this item here. *The GPS unit is collecting
dust in my closet. *It was purchased in March 2005 and was only
briefly used (Got divorced. Can no longer afford to fly). *Now that I
am getting ready to sell it, apparently there is a "terrain update"
that it needs in order for someone else to want to buy it. *The
Lowrance web site has a pdf download, but it does not tell me how to
get the update or what it will cost. *Can someone please advise?

And just to make this post more useful. *I love this GPS unit. *In my
opinion, GPS is the best improvement to the flying experience since
the invention of the propeller. *And Lowrance has a great aviation
GPS.

Posted replies appreciated. *Thank you.

If I were you, I would just sell it on ebay without the updates. *You will
probably spend more buying the updates than any additional amount you would
get out of the GPS.

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