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Old 12-06-2008, 15:43   #1
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Manual Survivor 35 on EBay
Any thoughts on the manual Survivor 35 being sold on ebay for 199?

Perhaps from the perspective of emergency and liferaft use.
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Does it say how old the unit and/or the membrane is?? The stated life of the membranes is about 6 years, and new ones are about $350.
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If they're the ones I've seen they've been listed for quite awhile now. I've seen him selling lots of 10 of them. Could be old warehouse stock or something being liquidated or a hot truck load! There's always the option to click the "contact seller" link and ask.
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If it appears “to good to be true”, it probably is.
At about 10% of normal retail (about $1800-$1999) , $199 seems to good to be true, to me.
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