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Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

Leslie — Wed, 19 May 2010 11:17:02 GMT

js:

Leslie, are the alu panels still available? Thanks.

Does nobody has names nowadays?

Send me you offer via PM, so Burantek can't see what your offering

Regards, Leslie

Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

burantek — Wed, 19 May 2010 09:36:40 GMT

js:

Leslie, are the alu panels still available? Thanks.

Offer placed... maybe you can outbid?

Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

js — Wed, 19 May 2010 09:15:24 GMT

Leslie, are the alu panels still available? Thanks.

Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

Blackrix — Fri, 14 May 2010 16:12:25 GMT

Hi Leslie,

I'm interested in the Tuner PCB. Can it be shipped by mail?

Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

Leslie — Fri, 14 May 2010 13:00:24 GMT

burantek:
@Leslie: I may have an interest in the aluminum panels. They look to be in excellent condition in the pics. Anything I may not have noticed? Shipping to the states could be ugly -but I am interested in the panels themselves, not the whole frame.

Shipping to the US is 24,10 Euro's (0-2kg) about 30$.

Panels are in excellent condition, no scratches (there we go again, hope Dave and JLDmelb are on holiday). A tiny tiny little little dent at the top left corner of the CD panel and the left part of the letter D (Dolby) slightly worn.

If you have eyes like a hawk check picture 31b!

PM me your offer, I'm sure we can make a deal

Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

burantek — Fri, 14 May 2010 09:20:31 GMT

Stonk:

burantek:
@Stonk: PIC17? Is that black multi-splined center bit the piece that goes kaput?

Jaff, yes on Pic 17. Having never seen one I assume it's the center piece of plastic surrounded by the spring.

OH! So what I thought was molded splining is actually a spring "wrapped" around the circumference?

I apologize... I also have never had one hands on! But, I am interested in the development of a solution for the sake of all the defunct units out there!

Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

Stonk — Fri, 14 May 2010 09:14:28 GMT

burantek:
@Stonk: PIC17? Is that black multi-splined center bit the piece that goes kaput?

Jaff, yes on Pic 17. Having never seen one I assume it's the center piece of plastic surrounded by the spring.

Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

burantek — Fri, 14 May 2010 09:10:36 GMT

@Leslie: I may have an interest in the aluminum panels. They look to be in excellent condition in the pics. Anything I may not have noticed? Shipping to the states could be ugly -but I am interested in the panels themselves, not the whole frame.

@Stonk: PIC17? Is that black multi-splined center bit the piece that goes kaput?

Re: This is how I received a BC9000!

Stonk — Fri, 14 May 2010 08:58:20 GMT

Leslie:
Lots of pictures of each part I took out can be seen on my Picassa link

Oh that's the first time I have seen the CD clamp widget/spring thing that holds the CD in place. Hasn't put me off having a go at recreating one - when I get a sample! The CD assembly is probably the most valuable part though!

This is how I received a BC9000!

Leslie — Fri, 14 May 2010 08:05:53 GMT

Yesterday I received a BC9000 this way:

Fortunately nothing has broken. The chassis however was completely open. Bought this unit as seller said that one door didn't open and that the bottom touch glass panel was broken. I decided to dismantle the BC9000 for spare parts and also part of my curiosity how everything looks like within this unit.

So, if anybody is interested in parts just let me know (for a fair price). Have paid 150 euro's myself. All parts have been cleaned so PM me if you need something. PCB's have not been tested!

Lots of pictures of each part I took out can be seen on my Picassa link