Selling a pair of N-19 scooters

[Moonfuzzy]

We have two N-19 scooters and they are both up for sale. One is on Ebay now, but if you are interested in either/both send an email.

We also have a Mako that needs to go.

All have chargers etc. - if interested we live in Gainesville and can arrange a meet up so you can take a look.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=300298159589

[cavediver515]

How much for one or both?

[cmalinowski]

How much for one or both?

ebay item removed according to the link.

[aainslie]

Must be this one:

http://cgi.ebay.com/DPV-Silent-Subme...QQcmdZViewItem

[Moonfuzzy]

I put one of them up on ebay for $2700 + shipping and insurance. I'd like to see it sell for $3,200.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=300298159589
here is the new auction link - ebay killed the other one b/c I mentioned personal checks - as in I don't want to accept them.. oh well!

The battery on the 2nd scooter is giving about half the run time of a new one, so I figure $2,700 (as a partial credit to replacing the battery down the road). Interested?

[Moonfuzzy]

Here is a text file with burn data on the ebay scooter.

Second N-19
The battery on the second N-19 scooter is giving about half the run time of a new battery. We talked to Susie and did some battery tests, there is a bad cell so the pack will need to be replaced eventually. Since it is still usable for many I figure $2,700 (as a partial credit to replacing the battery down the road) - if you are interested and have other thoughts make an offer.



I also mentioned selling a Mako so here are the details

Mako:
$900 or best offer
comes with charger
face plate upgraded to aluminum
high-density lead acid battery
home-made scooter rack
This scooter works fine, but has an interesting history

Flooded once - April 2003 - the old plastic face plate imploded at the Henkle (which is why we replaced all of ours with aluminum plates). Took it to Steve G, he told me to replace the battery. He said the motor compartment stayed dry and was fine. I have done 70 dives on the scooter since then.

I was careless putting the scooter together once (probably in 2004) and nicked the nose cone where it seats to the o-ring. This caused a small leak during dives - about a spoonful of water gets in. Replacing the nose cone might fix it. After the flooding and talking to Steve about fresh spring water not really being a big problem I didn't get too uptight about it (spoke to him once about it for reassurance though and he told me to keep it in the springs and not to waste the money on a new nose cone).
I have never taken it to the ocean, it's only been in fresh water.