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mydreamtime · 18-03-2019, 17:01

Purchased this desalinator for a big trip that never happened, hasn't been used or connected even so still effectively brand new. Comes with everything you need can make up to 140lph. Located in victoria in Hampton or the surfcoast area please contact leigh for more information or check the rainman website. Warrenty transferable rrp around 7400aud will sell for 6650aud

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**Jim Cate** · 18-03-2019, 19:49

Reading between the lines, I deduce that you are located in Australia. Might have been a good idea to mention that in the add... lots of folks don't know where Victoria is!

Good luck with the sale.

Jim

Rainman · 18-03-2019, 23:04

If you have any technical queries about this model of Rainman system, we are happy to assist. While we don't know specifics about this specific system, assuming it's been well cared for, we are happy to transfer warranty to the new owner

mikedefieslife · 19-03-2019, 02:23

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Originally Posted by Jim Cate

Reading between the lines, I deduce that you are located in Australia. Might have been a good idea to mention that in the add... lots of folks don't know where Victoria is!

Good luck with the sale.

Jim

This is true, many North Americans won't know where Victoria is. That being said, rarely do I see North Americans stating exactly where they are located. They will just write a town name, and expect the world to know. Even more confusing when they say things like "water located in Venice" to most of the world that would be Italy, to a hand full of others it might be a place on SW Florida.

IMO the location and country should always be included in the title.

Captain Puget · 19-03-2019, 11:09

Not all people in the US are clueless on international geography.... Victoria is North of Seattle, right?

MickB · 19-03-2019, 13:00

Haha, Yep I'm an Aussie but lived in Denver for a couple of years and recall the confused looks and then then the comments like "A-u-st- r-a-lia; no I'm sorry sir what other state us that near?" Or " Is that near Germany?" Or "Oh yeah; the Limes have us that for pulling their gonads out of the fire in WW2 didn't they?" But the best one (Considering Aussie/Kiwi banter) was "Isn't that down around New Zealand?" Of course all these people were from the land locked state if Colorado and not sea faring.