cheapest place to buy personal AMB transponder?
10-04-2005, 08:26 PM
#1
cheapest place to buy personal AMB transponder?
hi, i have searched everywhere, the cheapest price i have seen is $150 
i remember a while back someone was selling them new for $100!
anyone know where to buy these cheap (i need two), from aus shop or overseas shop, i dont care
i remember a while back someone was selling them new for $100!
anyone know where to buy these cheap (i need two), from aus shop or overseas shop, i dont care
10-04-2005, 11:00 PM
#2
email [email protected] I cant remember the price exactly but it is better than $150.00. I am sure we have some left.
10-05-2005, 06:15 AM
#3
Tech Adept
I thought they were $140. Could be wrong though.
G.
G.
10-05-2005, 06:29 AM
#4
Tech Regular
no way can u get it for $100 new....
your local club can get it for $140 but they normally take pre-orders and wait for a bulk purchase.
i beleive campeltown hobbies sell em for $140
your local club can get it for $140 but they normally take pre-orders and wait for a bulk purchase.
i beleive campeltown hobbies sell em for $140
10-05-2005, 06:39 AM
#5
$100?? that was back in the "good 'ol days" but even then it was more like $120 
10-05-2005, 03:06 PM
#6
does this mean the $90 and $120 ones i have have appreciated? .... a new market for investers the "TSX" - transponder stock exchange
if we start the index at $90 then at $140 the market is at 156 and rising... will we see the headdy heights of the ASX's 4200... in the bull market for transponders anything is possible!
has anyone seent he ko system in action?
if we start the index at $90 then at $140 the market is at 156 and rising... will we see the headdy heights of the ASX's 4200... in the bull market for transponders anything is possible!
has anyone seent he ko system in action?
10-05-2005, 03:25 PM
#7
i think SMA uses the KO system ..
10-05-2005, 03:37 PM
#8
Originally Posted by wyl03
i think SMA uses the KO system ..
10-06-2005, 04:05 AM
#9
Originally Posted by contact
does this mean the $90 and $120 ones i have have appreciated? .... a new market for investers the "TSX" - transponder stock exchange
if we start the index at $90 then at $140 the market is at 156 and rising... will we see the headdy heights of the ASX's 4200... in the bull market for transponders anything is possible!
has anyone seent he ko system in action?
if we start the index at $90 then at $140 the market is at 156 and rising... will we see the headdy heights of the ASX's 4200... in the bull market for transponders anything is possible!
has anyone seent he ko system in action?
hahaha
you are such a "stock market" geek Pete.what the hell did you just say!!??
10-07-2005, 04:53 AM
#10
'stockmarket geek'?? i dont know about that, the bugger of a thing has just had its self a little 'correction'
many index's start at 100 (to allow for downward movement), if trasponders started at $90, 90=100 and the price now is $120 then thats a 56 point rise... and so on, the asx 'all ords' started at 1 in 1900 and it is now ~4400... you work out how well you would have done if you had $$ in stocks for that term!
fyi: http://www.asx.com.au/about/pdf/all_ords.pdf
disclaimer: i am not a financial advisor, nor claim to be one, make your own researched decisions and seek professional (licenced financial advisor) advice regarding the investment of your savings or borrowings
however personal transponders look to be a good thing!
i dont know about that, the bugger of a thing has just had its self a little 'correction' many index's start at 100 (to allow for downward movement), if trasponders started at $90, 90=100 and the price now is $120 then thats a 56 point rise... and so on, the asx 'all ords' started at 1 in 1900 and it is now ~4400... you work out how well you would have done if you had $$ in stocks for that term!
fyi: http://www.asx.com.au/about/pdf/all_ords.pdf
disclaimer: i am not a financial advisor, nor claim to be one, make your own researched decisions and seek professional (licenced financial advisor) advice regarding the investment of your savings or borrowings
however personal transponders look to be a good thing!
10-07-2005, 05:16 AM
#11
Originally Posted by contact
'stockmarket geek'?? i dont know about that, the bugger of a thing has just had its self a little 'correction'
many index's start at 100 (to allow for downward movement), if trasponders started at $90, 90=100 and the price now is $120 then thats a 56 point rise... and so on, the asx 'all ords' started at 1 in 1900 and it is now ~4400... you work out how well you would have done if you had $$ in stocks for that term!
fyi: http://www.asx.com.au/about/pdf/all_ords.pdf
disclaimer: i am not a financial advisor, nor claim to be one, make your own researched decisions and seek professional (licenced financial advisor) advice regarding the investment of your savings or borrowings however personal transponders look to be a good thing!
i dont know about that, the bugger of a thing has just had its self a little 'correction' many index's start at 100 (to allow for downward movement), if trasponders started at $90, 90=100 and the price now is $120 then thats a 56 point rise... and so on, the asx 'all ords' started at 1 in 1900 and it is now ~4400... you work out how well you would have done if you had $$ in stocks for that term!
fyi: http://www.asx.com.au/about/pdf/all_ords.pdf
disclaimer: i am not a financial advisor, nor claim to be one, make your own researched decisions and seek professional (licenced financial advisor) advice regarding the investment of your savings or borrowings
however personal transponders look to be a good thing! 
GEEK!! what did he say??? GEEK!!
10-08-2005, 02:09 PM
#13
Originally Posted by contact
has anyone seen the ko system in action?
problem is, I have to buy 2 type's of transponders because the other tracks use the AMB system. Thats $190 worth (paid $140 for the AMB pt).
10-09-2005, 06:47 AM
#15
Originally Posted by contact
vwo do you have a che cavera tee shirt?
??? this is a transponder thread,
"wach you talkn bout willis!!?"in answer to your question though, no. why do you ask?