A boxed Techniplus II set
I recently managed to get myself a Techniplus Mk.II transmitter in very good condition - to compliment the receiver and AS-1 servos I've had for a while...
Best thing about it - the transmitter came within a box ( albeit a little tatty ) with the instruction booklet, a Richard Kohnstam spare parts price list, brown crystals, aerial clip for the brown ribbon and also with a sealed bag containing all the servo arms, cable ties and spare stick ends. :D
So - I now have a boxed Techniplus II set as well as a boxed Techniplus III set.
Of course - I will be using it...!
boxed AP-227 MkII radio set - on brown
box is not brilliant - but it is there...
...
...as is the instruction booklet
foam inner is in good shape
my own receiver and the servos from sgt.barnes
the original servo output discs/arms etc. are
included within a plastic bag.
Quite happy with this...!
Comments
RUDERAT
Nice find, I also have a few of those vintage radio sets. Got my hands two days ago on a Technidrive, darkgreen, boxed, with minor damage.
SpZero
oh ive had a few of these and even a mark one but didnt think it would be worth anything and as it was taking up too much room it went in the bin.
keven64
I don't think the transmitter is worth anything - as I paid only £8.50 for it - boxed, with all the gubbins !
The receiver was fitted into the 'Monster Beetle Project' that I got some time ago... and am still 'on with' due to important family matters.
I consider that as being 'free'...
However, I rather think that the servos are worth something - even though sgt.barnes kindly gave them to me.
They are NEW, never used, in 'mint' condition - and 'period' for the older 'classic' Tamiyas...
However - I am not interested in 'value'... as I am going to use the system.
keven64
The watchword with ALL hobbies...
NEVER throw ANYTHING away...!
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