That's the reason I purchased my K3S, P3, KPA500 and KAT500 all within
the past 2 years. At 77 years young, I figure it will be my last ham
radio station until I'm QRT. I used a P-Touch and put a nice label
with the model, s/n, and price paid and my call on each of the boxes.
I figure in the end some auctioneer will sell it for $0.01 on the dollar
if lucky. "You know that McGraw fellow was one of them CB operators and
had some weird looking equipment". And furthermore, for the same
reason, I liquidated my shop test equipment. I wanted to enjoy the
benefits of the money while still on the green side of the grass, as
opposed to looking up at the roots from inside of a satin lined
coffin. "Beam me up Scottie, there's no intelligent life here".
Chuck me in the oven and toss my ashes to the wind.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 5/5/2019 5:21 PM, EricJ wrote:
K1's often go for more than they cost as a new kit.
K2's have held there value very well.
Wait til you find out your kids usually throw all your ham gear in a
dumpster when you go permanent QRT.
Eric KE6US
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