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Vintage chargers
Hi all,
Just found a very old nico charger with the clockwork dial on the front... Is this likely to be worth anything to anyone or one for the bin?! Cheers |
I'll take that as a no then:)
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Sorry, but you can't polish a turd
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lol!
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Haha, yeah I remember saving up to upgrade from a 1200 to a 1400 tamiya stick for my madcap.... sigh
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I had a Tekomo Pro Slope charger back in the day .........picture abuse welcome as id love to see a pic of one...........anyone?:D
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That the pro slope,
not mine unfortunately :thumbsup: |
Oh thats the posh one , mine didnt have the digital display .
It cost me around 63 pounds back in 1991. |
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They really don't have much usefulness at all. Except perhaps for a boat anchor or something if you have an AC/DC one with a one-ton transformer... |
Ive still got my tekomo pro slope plus! Was still using it 2 seasons ago. Still just as good as any other charger!:thumbsup:
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Pretty fancy kit in its day! |
It sure was. Still working like new now! £95 I remember paying for it.
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i still have a pro slope from years back i found it the other day when i was sorting all my old stuff out lol but its useless to me so i may well bin it lol
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Old chargers? In my loft I have a Schumacher C20, a KO 212 with Triplex module and an M-Troniks Apc350 (mains + 12v)
None of them probably worth a toss nowadays. That's progress.;) |
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