drone pro x 10 WANTED

[Mini Magnum]

If you are selling something then straight away you have to write off the vat. In the case of a dp x 5 at approx £1450 new that' leaves £1160 so £900 is the most it wants to be as it is second hand with a diminished warranty.

Sorry but what a load of crap.

[Mini Magnum]

If you are selling something then straight away you have to write off the vat. In the case of a dp x 5 at approx £1450 new that' leaves £1160 so £900 is the most it wants to be as it is second hand with a diminished warranty.

Sorry but what a load of crap. Write off the vat?

[bobjs]

If you are selling something then straight away you have to write off the vat. In the case of a dp x 5 at approx £1450 new that' leaves £1160 so £900 is the most it wants to be as it is second hand with a diminished warranty.

Yep never thought about that as anything that I would need to take into consideration , but I was told many years ago that the general rule when selling items that the normal pricing rule is sort of a unspoken rule of around 60 to 70% of its new price if the item is in top condition, so I look around and try to find the asking price of others on sale as a guide,

So what ill do now is sit back and wait, but only for so long or I'll spend it on a new rifle or scope or something else,

Bob,

[Fox Hunter]

If you are selling something then straight away you have to write off the vat. In the case of a dp x 5 at approx £1450 new that' leaves £1160 so £900 is the most it wants to be as it is second hand with a diminished warranty.

Not sure if you're a VAT expert but you seem to have misguided figures when you speak about drones. No offence fella but just thought I'd better mention this..

On a £1450 drone the VAT is actually £241.66
So the actual price without VAT would be£1208.34

These are rough figures as I've never bought a drone but just add 20% to 241.66 and you'll come up with £1450.

If you were VAT registered and sold the drone for £900 you'd only get £750 for it.

[jackal1]

If you are selling something then straight away you have to write off the vat. In the case of a dp x 5 at approx £1450 new that' leaves £1160 so £900 is the most it wants to be as it is second hand with a diminished warranty.

Sorry but what a load of crap. Write off the vat?

Why a load of crap? Go and buy a new car drive out the showroom and you have lost the vat.

[Muskett]

Not enough Drones out there and they are too good to give away. Maybe when Carl has a big box of the new ones then there might be more about. Outdated kit nose dives but the best new stuff really doesn't have to move much. Perfect nick then a saving of £300 is more like it. Carl could confirm that warranty is transferable, think he backs up his kit. Unlike some who wriggle at the best of times... real fire and forget attitude, well by the letter.
Drones which have got to the market are usually from those who just like switching and changing because they like to. Most of us invest once and need to have them last. DP are a good investment as they do the job very well.

Anyone want my spotless tubed GEN2 Plus super D/N x6 for a grand? Cost £2.5K a few years back! Still too good to give away.

Stuff that doesn't do the job really isn't worth a bean.

[bobjs]

anyway

back to the WANTED add

still looking

bob.

[rover]

Hi Bob
Hope you get one soon, I'm sure one will come along. I thought new ones would be out by now, think their keeping release for the show we will just have to wait.
cheers
Jim

[bobjs]

Hi Bob
Hope you get one soon, I'm sure one will come along. I thought new ones would be out by now, think their keeping release for the show we will just have to wait.
cheers
Jim

Thank you jim,

I have now got £1100 and that is all I have,

So,anyone got a x10 for sale at this price drop me a line, failing that I'll stick to the lamp and caller

Bob

[bobjs]

Bump,

Then of to the shooting show next week end and I'll spen dthe £1100 - travel and dinner on something I don't want,



Bob.