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Snowbum's
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This is the only page on this website
where I am trying to sell you something!!
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Copyright, 2012, R. Fleischer
Location:
South Lake Tahoe, CA, USA, 96150.
Bartering possible.
Things I WANT are listed at the very bottom of this page.
You may contact me at: CLICK
1.
Airhead Voltage Regulators. I have only TWO left
(plus one experimental one, not shown below...not sure of its
present condition).
BOTH of the ones I
have for sale (or trade) are mechanical,
metal can, original early style.
NOTE! The electronic
regulators, whether metal can or plastic, do a better job and seldom fail and
generally do not age. Thus, they are, in my opinion, better, operationally
and for overall long term cost.
BUT,
if you want your Airhead to be as original as possible, the ones listed
below are probably going to be what you want.
a. This one is in excellent condition, excellent
contacts too, fully checked-out and adjusted. That price includes minor
adjustment of the voltage ON YOUR BIKE if the bike
is HERE or I
am where the bike is. I would like to know the resistance of the
rotor of your bike to adjust this regulator as precisely as possible for you,
before I ship it to you.
That is not mandatory, and you can certainly make the final adjustment on your
bike yourself, if you so wish. I
have already serviced this regulator for the basics; and only a
slight adjustment is needed to adjust for YOUR rotor measurement. $40.00
b. This is another one....but its contacts are in so-so to poor
condition. The VR is usable, and has been adjusted.
Good enough for an emergency spare. I
suspect
that this regulator was used with a late model low resistance
rotor, which caused the points wear. $8.00.
Actual charging voltage can vary in any particular
bike. VR's usable just as I ship them to you, but I recommend that you check the voltage
at the battery at decent rpm, and touch up or at least check the
adjustment. This is not at all difficult.
I can advise on how to do the adjustment yourself, right
on your
bike.
The reason to adjust on YOUR BIKE is that regulators are not all that precise
if your battery or system has some variations from 'ideal'; and,
exact voltage is slightly affected by
the condition of your
electrical system, and the rotor resistance.
I test all regulators
dynamically just before shipping them to you, under actual load equivalent to
the regulator driving your
rotor
at full output.
2. For K bike (and maybe early Oilhead??): ABS1
(same as ABS-1) items: relays, front and rear modulators,
etc. I have personally
tested these items and that I GUARANTEE that they are in proper
working condition.
All of these items were
removed from my own K1100LT (6/92 mfr.= 1993 model year). Why?... I have a
sidecar attached and I prefer to be
able to use the brakes
without ABS functions whilst drifting the rig with brake on; and
hence don't need all this stuff that is simply in my way
during
servicing. These items should fit
all ABS-1 equipped K bikes. I do suggest you check with an
on-line dealership's parts listings, such
as Max BMW or RealOEM, or A&S cycles ......to see if your bike uses the SAME part
numbers. HOWEVER, as far as I
know, all
these early ABS1 bikes like the K100, and early K1100 use
these same parts. I think they were also used on the K75ABS
bikes with ABS-1. HOWEVER, I am not sure BOTH of these
modulators were used on the K75, might be that only ONE of them
was...so check your on-line catalog!
Here's the new dealer prices: Modulator 34 51 1 457 466;
Dealer list
price $1848.71.
Case is stamped 3451-1 457
466 E9010-A
My price $125 and guaranteed in good condition and working OK.
Check Ebay and other sources, you will find my price far better
than anyone else's. I want this stuff GONE from here!
YOUR modulator probably should have that 466 number on it
someplace
Modulator 34 51 2 310 442;
Dealer list
price $1848.71.
Case is stamped 3451-2310 442
E9129.B My price
$125, and guaranteed in good condition AND working OK.
Check
Ebay and other sources, you will find my price far better than
anyone else's. I want this stuff GONE from here!
YOUR modulator probably should have that 442 number on it
someplace
The above modulators are plugged by me at the hydraulic port to
prevent internal contamination.
I expect ~12 pounds shipping weight on either modulator.
I also have a REAR toothed
wheel....too lazy to go look up the part number/pricing.
Whenever I get around to removing the front
wheel, I will have the front ring available.
All items are guaranteed to work: money
back, except for shipping costs.
Check with your friendly BMW wrecking/salvage yard for prices.
Most places ask 50% (or more) of retail for parts, more if
in high demand, low supply. I don't think you can
beat my price anyplace.
If you purchase a modulator, you will find that I have
installed easy to remove plugs at the hydraulic fluid
ports. That is to keep
the insides from
corroding/rusting. If you buy elsewhere's, be SURE
that they are OK!!!!
My prices
on the ABS parts include
packaging but
NOT shipping cost!
If you need ABS relays, etc....ask, as I have BOTH of
them too, all from the same bike:
I will make a package deal on all the ABS stuff.
All the other ABS parts are already sold (except toothed wheel
from front wheel, haven't removed it yet).
3. A long time ago
I made up a large tachometer, in a nice metal box. I was
doing a lot of work on
all sorts of engines, never knew what
type, so I wanted a rather versatile tachometer. I used it with points engines.
This works on both 2 and
4 stroke engines of just about any
number of cylinders. The meter goes to 5000 rpm, but will
read to
twice that if the switch is set to a different range.
It can be calibration checked, and there is an adjustment
for
this, right on the front panel. You need only to connect
the signal leads to the power line to check or
adjust the
calibration. The meter is powered from most any D.C. source
from 10-20 volts, such as the
vehicle battery. The switch
on the front is set for the number of engine cylinders, positions
are: 1, 2, 4, 6, and 8; for 4 stroke engines. It will work
for 3 cylinders on the 6 cylinder position,
would even work for
12 cylinder engines. For 2 stroke engines, you multiply the
rpm indication by 2.
High quality capacitors, meter, etc., were used in constructing
it. Original schematic and information included.
$30 + shipping, or trade for? The meter on the panel
is worth lots more than I am asking.
4.
Do you ride in serious rain conditions?
Here is a HelMax. BRAND NEW. This will really keep
you DRY, in the nastiest downpours!
I purchased this specifically to copy some features so I
could make my own version to fit my Concept helmet (which is
modified). The HelMax is a motorcycle
helmet 'skirt', reflective at bottom.
The water does not get into your neck, etc., it simply goes
down the outside of your rain clothes. This
goody will really keep rain off your neck, ETC.
It installs by awkwardly stretching around the base of your helmet.
Comes with one 'Velcro' type of small patch; but for serious
traveling,
I recommend following the manufacturer's information, and adding
a few small velcro pieces to the bottom area of your helmet.
I got this on a closeout deal for $18 plus tax and shipping,
total $27.33. Make offer. I'll likely
toss in free shipping to you.
Totally unused, brand-new.
The part that fits on the helmet, which appears to be the bottom
white area of the helmet in the photo, is highly reflective.
This 'helmet skirt' has an advantage that the manufacturer should exploit in their advertising. It greatly reduces the wind noise.
Here's a photo from the original package:
5. Brand new "R100RT" decal...this is the GOLD decal.
BRAND-NEW Old Stock and original, in original shipping plastic
envelope. OLD STOCK, and OK.
Part number is 51-14-1- 240-016.
These presently sell for $19.38
...IF you could find one.
My price: $12.00. I have ONLY ONE OF THESE.
6.
Spy camera....also known as a car keys micro-camera.
This camera was purchased by me for testing purposes, the idea
was that it could be fastened by glue or sticky tape to a
motorcycle helmet and used for taking VIDEOS.....or used as
originally intended. It worked quite
decently. I did testing around my neighborhood taking video
from my helmet, as I rode around, and later that day also snapped
photos totally un-noticed. Other than these tests, it
is brand-new. The reason for the purchase and tests were
that I had a contract to develop a simple camera mount and
specify a camera, and I thought that a really cheap unit like
this might do the job.
This camera is very small, it is the size of a small car or m/c
security fob. The rechargeable battery is built-in, lasts a long time,
and never needs replacing as it is charged from any computer's
USB port. It takes VIDEO or SINGLE photos...at your choice of either;
and even captures AUDIO! It is very simple to use.
You need only add the size of micro SD card you want to use with
it (I recommend a common cheap 8 Gb level 6 card), and use your
computer USB cable. I furnish the original printed
instructions (and also a link to a VERY extensive website on how
to use, modify, etc.) and the original small box. The
output, whether still photos or video or audio, is standard
format, recognizable by most any computer automatically.
I purchased this camera quite cheaply. IT IS YOURS FOR $15 PLUS SHIPPING. See end of this page for things I want, in case you want to trade/barter/etc.
Micro-camera, car keys type. Video OR
single photos; sound too! Built in rechargeable battery.
The photo does not show up the buttons very well. Photo is a bigger
than actual size.
7. Very thin and
VERY small digital camera, 3.4 inches
x 2.2 inches x 0.43 inch thick.
Easy to use, NO BATTERIES TO CHANGE (Permanent built-in battery recharges from computer
USB cord connection). Easy connection to computer via small USB plug.
This unique camera, Flatfoto brand (sold by Radio Shack, 16-3820), is quite small and VERY thin. They were
only produced for a short while, and are very hard to find.
It truly fits in a shirt pocket...not like the cameras sold that
SAY they fit a shirt or pants pocket, but are, in truth, rather
thick. It is also very rugged...the case seems to be made of
anodized aluminum, the display is LCD, the buttons seem to be weather-sealed.
This camera has a built-in flash, good for short distances (to 6 feet).
NO focusing necessary, NO time lag for a lens to be motored-out; this camera has
a fixed focus glass lens, and a
viewfinder. It also has a small LCD display area for functions. For
the nerdy: F number is 3.3, focal length 7.0 mm.
Everything is pretty much automatic. Set the functions, from the buttons or your computer, and forget about them. To take photos, slide the power switch ON, and then press the takephoto button on the top, for as many photos as you like. I usually just leave the camera set for HIGH resolution, and that gives me 166 photos. If you reset to E-mail type resolution, you get about 697 photos! So....You have a choice of two picture resolutions, and some other functions, from the small rear pushbuttons or your computer, but once set, you probably won't use them again. You do not have to use those buttons, as the software (disc included, but also available on Internet) allows the computer to change functions too. Shutter button is rectangular, and on top. You can download photos directly to your computer using any common USB cord. The camera software you install (disc provided) takes care of the downloading, and conversion to .jpg (JPEG) by one click of the mouse. There is NO problem using any common imaging program to modify the photos, if you wish to.
One of the unique things about this camera is the HUGE NUMBER of photos it
will take, even if the flash is used. One of the other unique things is
the ease of use; no big learning curve.
The camera has a
permanent built-in memory for either 21 photos (high resolution for such as
printing) or 91 photos (low resolution, for such as E-mail), but I added (and am
including) a high capacity SD memory card (128Mb) that fits in a provided slot at
the end of the camera....that raises the photo count to 166 or 697.
That card fits fully into the camera, and it IS in the camera in the photos
below.
The images from this camera are produced in raw format, but automatically changed to standard JPEG (JPG) during downloading. For the techy types, the high-quality (High resolution) setting produces 1280 x 1040 images, and shutter speed is AUTOMATIC, and is from 1/30th to 1/15,000 second. The medium-quality setting (low resolution) produces 640 x 480 pixel images. This camera should work with any Windows or Mac computer. I have tried it on an WIN98, XP, and Win7 computer, with NO problems; and a friend tried in on his McIntosh with no problems. The camera includes automatic light level sensing and adjustment. If the flash is not used (you can turn the automatic function off), then one charge will give you about 1000 photos per the literature (I've never tried for the maximum!). The camera has more features I have not mentioned, but you can read the literature in 5 minutes, and then make the adjustments in one minute, and then forget about them.
I include the original packing box, paperwork for the camera, the drivers installation disc, and some hints....and both the simplified and the more complete manuals. This camera is VERY easy to use, no big learning curve here. The .pdf complete manual has all the specifications.
Drawbacks: This camera does not have the seemingly hundreds of settings of many fancier digital cameras. You cannot change the focal length of the lens. The focus is fixed. It is small, and you must be extra careful to hold he camera steady (of course, that applies to all of the small digital cameras nowadays). There is no view-screen (those sure use up battery power fast, not a problem with THIS camera).....so you look through the small viewfinder window when taking a photo.
I am also including a small thin plastic adapter that fits in
place of the high capacity SD memory card and you can then use
MICRO memory cards, in case you have some. I've never had
any reason to, but it is possible to remove a card and print
photos on paper, so maybe that is something that someone might
do.
I GUARANTEE this camera works perfectly. My primary needs NOW are
for a much more sophisticated digital camera, which is the only reason I am
selling this one. I still use it now and then, because it is so small.
It is credit card-size, and very thin, so it fits in any shirt or jacket
pocket....so I often take it when I go skiing or motorcycling or hiking.
$30.00 for all items. Plus a small shipping cost.
8. This is a tool which is VERY handy to have, if you are working on your Classic K-bike, and are trying to adjust the calibration of your speedometer. This is a high-powered bulk magnetic tape eraser. It will work on your K bike when those low powered magnetic tape head demagnetizers, etc., which are typically 3 watts or so, will not. This unit is about 300 watts. It has a push button switch that could be defeated if you'd prefer that. Duty cycle as printed on the unit is 1 minute on, 5 minutes off. It is easily capable, if plugged in, and brought close to the rear drive of your K bike, to operate the speedometer (odometer too). It provides the magnetic field needed. As you bring this unit close to the sensor on the rear drive, the sensor picks up the magnetic field, and triggers the speedometer and odometer. The speedometer should read 45 mph. There are various ways of 'calibrating' and 'adjusting' the speedometer, and this device makes it much easier. It could, of course, be used as originally intended, to erase magnetic tapes. $22.00, plus shipping.
9.
10. Computer parts.
a. Radeon Graphic Accelerator
card. Complete with packaging and box and instructions and install
disc. Does not need a fan, has its own gold plated large heatsink,
very nice
item! ATI Radeon 9550 AGP 256 Mb DDR2 8X.
Just plug it into a slot in your computer. Especially nice if you have
integrated video and want
to upgrade
for such as more intense graphics work, large monitor size, gaming, etc.
Only $30; plus shipping.
b. LG Super Multi DVD reader
and writer. CD's too, of course. Model GH22NP20.
Almost new. $20 plus shipping. Comes with the disc containing Power
DVD, Nero
Express, ETC.
c. Maxtor 250Gb parallel ATA
hard drive. This one is used, but works. Install in your computer as
a primary drive or secondary backup drive, ETC. Plug it in,
and format it and install your O/S or software of your choice. $15
plus shipping.
d. Sony MPF920-C 3.5
minidisc drive. very little usage $10 plus
shipping.
e. 420 watt ATX power supply.
f. TWO each 1 Gb dual
channel PC26400 DDR2 RAM memory units. Plug them in and extend
your computer's Random Access Memory for faster performance.
$15 each
11. AccuMate "smart charger". 12 volts OR 6 volts, you select with
a switch on the top. BMW type DIN plug is on this charger, so it is
plug and play. Also has rubber feet on bottom.
Works perfectly. Guaranteed! $35.00 plus shipping.
I also have a
few assorted types of battery chargers; battery substitute units; variable power
supplies, etc., left over from Fleischer's BMW Service. ASK about these.
12. Two impact printers for computers: Epson LQ-1070 ($35) and KX-P1180 ($25). Both in good operating condition. If you need to use multiple copy forms, these are especially neat to have.
I also have a commercial long-carriage impact printer, Epson LQ-2550, with LOTS of new ribbons, for $65....this is a substantially-made heavy duty machine. I will toss in a converter so can be used with most any sort of computer.
Any of these printers will work from just about any computer, using the parallel port on
the computer (or, if none, with a cheap USB adaptor that I am tossing in). Use plain paper or tractor paper.
Power and parallel cables are included. No
expensive ink cartridges to purchase
with these printers, they use ribbon cartridges....available at
Staples, ETC. Impact printers are slow, compared to
laser printers, and they don't do graphics well but adequately
for many purposes, and text printing is fine. Fully
adjustable for quality of printing for both text and graphics via
programming, and/or, front panel controls.
13. 1 pound bottle of liquid mercury. NF high purity grade, make offer, sell or trade. Can be used in gold mining, cleaning lead out of gun barrels, and many other things.
14. I have been selling off unneeded items from my electronics repair business. I seldom sell test equipment, but a few items will be offered now and then. At present, I have a BE-5 bench power unit, modified for low hum/ripple. This will provide zero to about 18 volts, with at least 6 amperes available, well-filtered, at 12 volts. Continuously adjustable voltage control. $35 plus shipping (approx. 15 pounds). Has ammeter and voltmeter. I also have a RF signal generator, if you need one, ask about it.
I have a Bureau of Standards type of fan-style
dynamometer A.C. voltmeter, mirror scale, and in original
wood-case. An antique, suitable for use OR museum, these
are valuable for their preciseness and the dynamometer style of
movement which eliminates errors due to waveform distortion. $100.00
Also, a Precision E-200C RF signal generator, with a stabilizing
temperature control setup inside that I installed.
See item #16and #26 below too.
15. A GREAT gift for the skier; wannabee
skier, or, dreamers. T-Shirts; "When Hell Freezes Over
I'll Ski There Too". My own
design. Only 50 were originally made, and I
had them laser printed. These are NOT
silk-screened with paints that quickly
deteriorate. These
will NOT deteriorate and crackle, etc., like silk-screened shirts
do.
These are the last
of them,
there will be NO MORE; and I purposely destroyed the
artwork.
I have left only 3 Medium size regular T shirts, any or all at
$15 each, plus shipping cost. The Haynes shirts I had them
printed on are quality, not junk.
Normal wash with mild detergent
in warm water. I recommend not using chlorine
bleaches like Clorox, etc. I recommend one of the
enzyme bleaches, if needed. The fabric and colors
will last a very long time if taken care of. I have worn my own for years.
Here is a photo of the sweat shirt logo
area. The lettering is RED, outlined. No, the wrinkle is
not printed! The shirt color
shows a tad gray here, it is
not, it is very white.
16. As I try to get closer to REALLY retiring, I am slowly selling off some of my electronics repair shop. I even have some medical equipment items, such as a Mettler ultrasonic probe driver box. I have MANY thousands of electronics parts, from tubes to transistors and every other type of part you can imagine (or, can't!). ... ALSO phonos, turntables, several AM/FM/TAPE/PHONO HIFi units that were repaired and never picked up, various styles and sizes, some with speaker boxes. Way too much stuff to list here....so best to ask. I have all sorts of semiconductors...and, generally, all the stuff you might find in an electronics repair shop with a long long history of working with industrial stuff; musician's, HiFi; ETC. I have some old car stereo units of various sorts too (free for those). I want to dispose of all this stuff, particularly the HiFi units ....as they take up WAY too much room. I'd rather sell everything to someone who wants to start up an audio repair shop....got $12K ?...but will sell any parts, etc, until a buyer for all shows up...which appears unlikely. I will even trade for small items, or even the whole shop. Parts and HiFi units are CHEAP...ask! See #26 too
17. TWO boxes (6 rolls each, so
is 12 rolls, but I used one, so is only 11 rolls) of brand-new
Thermal Fax Paper. I no longer have that FAX machine, as a very
heavy piece of machinery accidentally fell on it. These
rolls are standard 1/2"
core type,
8-1/2" x 98' (216 mm x 30 m). One box is Sharp type
FO-20PR6U, other is equivalent from an office supply
store.
$10 +shipping, firm.
trade?
18. Buck #303 :Cadet" knife,
folding multi-blade type, Vintage, used, and nice.
Has clip, spey and sheepsfoot blades. This is a real
one, not a cheap
copy. Fair condition. $10.
19. A
very good 35 mm pro camera outfit, for
sale or trade. I purchased this entire outfit brand new for a
commercial project, it has had
only light use, and is in
absolutely wonderful condition. It all is fitted into
a Halliburton 'Zero' aluminum carrying case. The camera is
a
Minolta XD11; with the Minolta DataBack fitted (regular back
also included).
This camera is a true focal-plane type, yet has automatic
aperature and shutter modes, selectable, programmable. Minolta
was the first maker to do this, and it was so good that elements
of its design were used by Leica in the R4.
This camera is rugged, metal (NOT plastic!)...and is NOT one of the flimsy
types.
It comes with a variety of lenses and
goodies:
Minolta Rokkor-X, 20 mm F2.8
Minolta Rokkor-X, 50 mm F1.4
Vivitar Zoom lens...this is the Macro focusing Auto Zoom, F3.5,
70-210 mm
The lenses are all auto-coupled.
3X telXtender...and, yes, it is coupled. This will increase
the focal length by three times.
Telescopic lens adapter, you can use your eyeball and the long lens with
this!
Spiratone Vignetar adapter, adjustable.
I think there is available an adapter made by some company
that would even enable the use of these excellent lenses on digital cameras.
I have more not listed above that goes with this outfit. Includes all sorts of
filters (including Hoya 67 mm '80A' used for daylight with 3200° lamps), both
55mm and 67 mm polarizing filters, lens adaptors, extenders, Minolta high
magnification adapter for viewfinder, Rollei 134B Automatic Electronic Flash
(16" to 20 feet coverage and battery OR AC powered), literature, manuals,
various shutter releases, lens cases, lipstick type lens brush, you really
shouldn't need anything else...except maybe a couple of fresh AA batteries and
some film!
A very good deal for only $325. YOU pay for packaging, shipping, insurance. Will trade/barter.
20. Penny and I had too many
secondary cameras between us. We have one of these cameras left for sale
or trade.
In good working condition.
It is an Olympus Infinity Zoom 230; lots of features; manual included.
$20.00
21. MORE Digital camera
STUFF for sale or trade:
For Olympus D500-L or D600-L: extra memory cards, A.C. power supply, manual, etc. $15.00 + shipping
for all of it.
I no longer have
the camera, it was accidentally destroyed...boooo hoooo (dropping
things from high up will do that).
22. Muscle stimulator. Pro,
prescription-from-Doctor type. Comfor-Tens dual-channel output. Distributed by Clinical
Devices, Inc.,
and manufactured for Clinimark. This
is also called a transcutaneous electrical nerve
stimulator (TENS). Often used for muscle building,
sex
games, etc. Self-contained, small, battery operated.
Absolute perfect condition, with paperwork, in nice original
plastic formed-box,
with pads, gel, etc. $115.00
TRADE???
((I HAVE A SECOND ONE OF THE CONTROLLER UNITS, WILL INCLUDE IT
FOR ONLY $25 MORE))
23. LED lamps (Light Emitting
Diodes):
FOR YOUR CAR...or trailer and/or??
I did some research into replacing
vehicle lamps with very bright LED's. I have a
lot of
LED's here, but two items may be of interest to you.
I ordered two of each of these, and those shown here were were never used
or even
out of the box/package. These two
items are used in such as taillights, brake lights, turn signals,
etc., on cars and trucks, some bikes, etc.
The
circuitry for these lamps is built-in, and they simply plug into
the stock socket....and I can answer questions, or direct
you
to a website with information.
These
lamps FIX the problems that many cheaper LED units have with not
having SIDE
lighting output. Thus, the angle of the light
emitted by these two units is very broad, overall. Both of
these lamps are what is
known as 15 mm wedge base.
#3156-W25: This is a 25 each LED replacement for the #3156
lamp. This one has a WHITE light. What is so
unique is that
it has 19 very bright LED's facing out the end; and
on the sides (radially at 90°) it has 6 very bright LEDs. Drain
is only 0.041 ampere!
$13.50 and it is
yours.
#7440-W15: This is a 15 LED replacement for the #7440 lamp.
This one is also a WHITE light. This one has 9 very bright
LED's
out the end, and 6
radially. Drain is only 0.020 ampere on one mode and
0.054 ampere on the other mode. $10.00 and it is
yours.
24. This is a very unique
custom-made one-of-a-kind jewelry piece. This is a very
heavy (LOTS of real gold) Dragon pendant, with a special
ruby
'tongue', a ruby in an eye, and every one of the dragon's claws
has a diamond of good quality. On a postal scale the
dragon and its gold chain
will weigh 3-1/2 ounces. That's
not Troy weight (which is about 2.25 troy ounces) (converting it to
PURE 24 ct gold for you it is about 1.31 Troy
ounces of PURE gold).
This is heavy and massive. I have all the
specifications that I can e-mail to someone who is really
interested. It is available
for sale or trade.
It's melt-down (ugggh!) value varies with the price of diamonds
and gold. The dragon was originally purchased by
ME as a gold dragon shell, designed and made by a craftsman
in the Virgin Islands, where I purchased it in person. I had it
filled with gold and had the diamonds and
rubies added...all this
by The Jewelry Factory; the exact same place, by the exact same
person (Bob Lindner), who made most of Liberace's fancy
jewelry. I INCLUDE the paperwork from The Jewelry
Factory! This is a very special piece; and with the price
of gold and custom pieces rising,
is worth an increasing amount
of $.
I have had a most difficult time trying to photograph it, as the
shiny reflective surfaces tend to look black or
otherwise be
distorted, and the diamonds reflection makes them look out of focus. The photos
are the best I've been
able to do with my digital camera
equipment...and do not show
the large ruby tongue and diamonds very well at all, nor the
sharpness of the piece.
The brilliance of the diamonds did not help matters in trying to
take these photos.
The dragon itself is
about 2 inches by 2-1/2 inches, maybe a bit more.
I will entertain offers of $4800 or more. You really need to see this piece
in person. It is large, heavy, and only someone with an EGO
(like mine?) would wear this.
It is also listed elsewhere's, with more
information, on this website
under dragon.htm
25.
CHITECH's On-The-Road Emergency Tire Service Manual.
Mostly written by famous Guru "Oak", and even used his bike for
photos.
Lots of good information in this manual. This one has my
pen-scratched notes in various places, as I had intended to
update the original manual, and never did.
So, you get the manual with my notes. Can be mailed
in a large manila envelope. $10.00, INCLUDING
shipping to anyplace in the USA.
26. Some old
HiFi units...that have AM/FM/Phono/Tape (cassette....and one even
has an 8-track player recorder). I need room...surely
SOMEONE needs this stuff. Several sets of speaker boxes with
speakers too. Some old car stereo stuff still here too.
This stuff will be sold cheaply! Heck I
might even give some of it away or trade some of it for something
you have.
LOTS of electronics parts too. Thousands of
electronics parts.
27.
High pressure emergency spare, Goodyear tire T125/70
D15. I now think it was used for a few miles...but tread
depth is still a healthy 1/8". On rim that fits Buick and
others. Weighs about 28 pounds. I suspect
shipping it is not worth it. Use on car, or as sidecar conversion
wheel, etc. FREE!!!
If shipping was made, I think it might be cheapest to just tag it and ship via FedEx Ground....or I can drop it off if I am traveling near you.
28. GOOD upright bag type vacuum cleaner.... Extra bags, belts, owners
booklet, etc. $30.
29. Scanner for your computer. Umax model
Astra 1220P. I used this on my own computer once in awhile, until I upgraded to a
scanner
that does 35 mm transparencies/negatives. This one has
VERY FEW hours on
it, and works perfectly. With manual, with
installation disc, parallel
port cable, and power supply. Connects to standard
parallel port...and can work in conjunction with a
parallel port printer connected to same cabling.
A bargain at $20.00.
30. Dual-shaft motor. Lots more
powerful than the typical home type (which is typically 1/3 hp,
if even that much). This is a Sears Craftsman,
heavy duty ball-bearing type, 115 VAC, 9.3 amps, 3/4 horsepower,
3450 rpm.
Quality....not Chinese
junk!
I think I may have a couple of pulleys for it too. Might
even be able to find some grinding wheels, or?, around here for
it too.
$45.00
Trade for?
31. RF modulators. I have two
of these. They plug into a wall power socket. These convert
audio and/or video signals so that you can use any TV (output is
selectable for Channel 3 OR Channel 4). Input can be a Wii,
VCR, Video camera, DVD Disc player, FM receiver, any of the
popular game boxes, ETC. You simply connect the
output of your goody, to the input of one of these RF modulators.
Inputs provided include Right and Left audio, and Video
(including a separate S-video jack too).
Radio Shack sells similar RF modulators for $29.99.
My price is $12 plus shipping for one, or $20 for both, plus
shipping. These are small, and easily fit in a flat
rate postal box. If you take both, I will toss in some
cables.
23. Fluorescent lantern, G.E.; perfect for tent camping, emergency
light at home, etc. Uses 4 each "D" cell batteries, which are
included. Hangar-hook is built-into the top handle, it folds upwards.
Very little use, and it is in very nice condition. $15 FIRM.
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24. Brand-new Starret Pro-quality metal or wood hole saws, with arbor. HO112; HO500; A2. Arbor $20. Saws are 5" $35, and 1-1/2" $8.
25.
For anything on this entire page: I DO trade/barter, so ask.
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Things I'm
interested in getting (trade/barter ....and/or
...I will pay cash or add cash as appropriate):
1. EML GT2 sidecar part:
REAR lamp lens or complete housing. The
REAR lamp is probably from a Suzuki Alto. My primary need is
just for
a spare for the plastic lens. Here is a photo showing
the lens:
EMLtopRtRear.jpg
2. Inert gas type conversion for my Lincoln wire feed
welder WeldPak 155. I think the kit is K610-2, can look it
up for you if you have one. I can rent the gas
tank locally, but OK if you have one too.
3.
BMW special tools....for K bikes.
4. BMW literature: factory manuals and SNABB
Katalogs.
a. BMW SNABB Katalog that is
marked on the rear cover outside as 01-01-9-796-621.
b. Replacement for my
awfully well worn SNABB Katalog which is 01 09 9 796 332 1.5 V/81
c. Copy of BMW Engine Management Systems, the course
manual, for the MT042 engine management fundamentals.
This manual
covers the
Bosch LE jetronic, Motronic M2.1, M2.2, M2.4
5. Kukko bearing puller and adapters, mine 'disappeared'.
6. Someone with a fair amount of machine shop
experience to visit for a few hours, so I can pick his brain
about using my lathe and the tooling I got with it. Trade
you for a nice lunch or dinner...and if you have lots to share
and are pleasant to be around, I probably will provide our Guest Room and
even breakfast. Need to know some finer points on
making tapers, using post grinders, and other things.
rev. 05-05-2012
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