Mineoro PDC205 ,210 ..schematic need

[humhum]

Mineoro PDC205 veya PDC210 şema istiyorum ve nasıl çalışıyor? PM
Husoasil_4@yahoo.com

Искам схема за Mineoro PDC205 ,PDC210 или стари модели. Mой ПМ е
Husoasil_4@yahoo.com

I Need schematics diagram for Mineoro PDC205 or PDC210 my PM
Husoasil_4@yahoo.com Please Help me.

[putrechigi]

http://cgi.ebay.it/Mineoro-PDC-210-Long-Range-Electronic-Gold-Detector_W0QQitemZ250167267034QQihZ015QQcategoryZ14955QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

do you read
here and do you say that you think of it? with right of recess

here the video!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EJI5cvAKug

[humhum]

putrechigi Where Mineoro PDC schematics diagram?

[PanZero]

Me too... panzero@gmail.com

thanks.

[Qiaozhi]

Only a few hours to go and no bids yet -> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA:IT&ih=015

Why don't you buy it, do some back-engineering, and post the schematics here for us all to enjoy?

[Qiaozhi]

Well they do say that the market decides the price.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=250167267034&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=015

Such is the power of supply and demand...

[J_Player]

Hmmmm.... I wonder...

Is the PDC-210 worth $500 USD used? What do you think?

Best wishes,
J_P

[Qiaozhi]

Hmmmm.... I wonder...

Is the PDC-210 worth $500 USD used? What do you think?

Best wishes,
J_P

Depends what you mean by "worth".
The PDC-210 that was on eBay had zero bids. So the market is telling you it's worthless.

[Carl-NC]

I might pay $500 for a PDC210, just to gut open. I paid a lot more for my FG80, which is why I'm reluctant to cut into it. Still waiting for the fiscal pain to subside.

The one on eBay only shows it is not worth $4500 (although an earlier one at $2000 failed to get a bid). If bidding were opened at $1, my guess is it would close at about $1000.

- Carl

[hung]

Depends what you mean by "worth".
The PDC-210 that was on eBay had zero bids. So the market is telling you it's worthless.

'market' will tell you anything if you're dumb enough to believe. Are you?

'market' once said credit in US economy was a joy. Then the rotten subprime crisis arrived and smashed all fools heads.
Keep trusting the market.

[Max]

'market' will tell you anything if you're dumb enough to believe. Are you?

'market' once said credit in US economy was a joy. Then the rotten subprime crisis arrived and smashed all fools heads.
Keep trusting the market.

But if nobody place a bid there will be a reason... or not ?

Just we disagree on reason.

Kind regards,
Max

[Qiaozhi]

I might pay $500 for a PDC210, just to gut open. I paid a lot more for my FG80, which is why I'm reluctant to cut into it. Still waiting for the fiscal pain to subside.

It's a dirty job, but someone's got to do it.

The one on eBay only shows it is not worth $4500 (although an earlier one at $2000 failed to get a bid). If bidding were opened at $1, my guess is it would close at about $1000.

- Carl

That's true, although it still shows that it's grossly overpriced. Especially for something that doesn't actually detect gold from a distance.

[Qiaozhi]

'market' will tell you anything if you're dumb enough to believe. Are you?

'market' once said credit in US economy was a joy. Then the rotten subprime crisis arrived and smashed all fools heads.
Keep trusting the market.

You are confusing 'market' with 'market forces'.
It is patently obvious that no-one was interested in the PDC-210. Carl may be correct that would have sold for around $1000 if the bidding had started at $1, but it would have been for curiosity value only.

At least one thing is certain - you are one of the most qualified people in the "dumb belief" area.

[Carl-NC]

Carl may be correct that would have sold for around $1000 if the bidding had started at $1, but it would have been for curiosity value only.

Maybe, but I came up with that price based on the "affordable gullibility" rule. That is, there are quite a few people who can afford to be gullible for about $1000. That's one reason why $1000 is a good selling price for LRLs. When you price an LRL at $5000, people look at it and say, "I'm gullible, but not THAT gullible." So $1000 is a reasonable rip-off, but $5000 looks like an unaffordable scam.

Interestingly, pricing an LRL too low will hurt ya, too. A $50 LRL will make people think you're a rube selling toys you made with kitchen garbage. It's just not a serious price. So even if you tape a calculator to a dowsing rod, jack the price up to a serious "affordable gullibility" level to optimize your sales, and your laughs.

- Carl

[J_Player]

A very wise man once told me "it is worth what someone is willing to pay for it". What "it" is is irrelevant. Does this mean that if there are no bids, then it is worth zero?

Best wishes,
J_P