Your offer is quite a jumble of all sorts of things, and most people probably won’t have use for all of it. Indeed, it’s not self-evident what some of the veroboard stuff is for in the first place; I can make an informed guess, but if I was a potential buyer (which I’m not), I’d want to be sure.
Usually the attraction of mixed lots like this, where it’s unclear what is working and what is not, is a very cheap price.
You will perhaps get more interest if you’re willing to break what you have into bits and describe the contents of the offer in more detail.
Other things that might explain the lack of interest is that even though you say the lot includes a “fully built MB6582”, based on the pictures it’s not fully built in the sense that there is no control surface; apparently only the base PCB is fully built. But even on the base PCB you don’t say if it is, or has ever been, in working order.
Note also that the base PCB and the control surface PCB are again available (on modularaddict.com). Starting one’s build from scratch is an attractive option compared to a “fully built” PCB on which the seller gives no guarantees.
The SIDs are worth some money in all likelihood, but I’m not sure if I was willing pay 40€ for a 6581 even if it was fully working, and absolutely not if the seller doesn’t say explicitly that everything does work.
No, you misunderstood me. I can not guarantee the ICs and other components. I do not want to give it but also. It’s just a shame about it … Offended, I’m not like you think
Ok, that’s good to hear. So why don’t you try what jjonas suggests and break it down into smaller packages with a more detailed description of what the potential buyer is getting?
Because I do not want to have much work and because the price is justified in my opinion for everything together. I am also willing to negotiate the price. But I do not want to send 10 packets. I hope that you can understand synonymous, the time I just no longer
