You gota see this ebay cobra 29 240 watts peak power lol

[drifter8291]

Lol I ran into this listing on ebay claiming a Cobra 29 with 240 watts peak power cgi.ebay.com/COBRA-29LTD-CB-RADIO-W-CONNEX-BOARD_W0QQitemZ5855201307QQcategoryZ40055QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[thedirtmover]

mabee he meant 24 watts

 

[IMD262]

Did anyone notice the sellers ID? They will need to recover if the buyer gets a hold of him after finding out what kind of power it's actually doing.

 

[King Mudduck]

He must have changed it,now says 40 watts peak.

 

[Roger Dodger]

The single bidder thus far, is someone familiar here!

 

[DTB Radio]

Yeah, I stuck a bid of about $25.00, but was outbid quickly. I figured it was worth a few bucks if I got it.

 

[Roger Dodger]

that's the funny, sad, and surprising part about on-line auctions. Often the bids stay fairly normal and appropriate until the end is near when things can escalate beyond what the item is truly worth. I saw a commonplace web-strap aluminum lawnchair go for $10 when they sell at drug stores new for under $8!! Now add in the shipping costs! Sheesh, some people.

 

[NorthStar]

I like how these people call echo board Connex Echo Boards. Hehe

 

[DTB Radio]

Also funny how some people call any soda a coke, or call any adjustable wrench a crescent wrench, or call any locking pliers vice-grips.

 

[Roger Dodger]

... because those companies pioneered those products and often today they produce them under private labels for other companies. Sears Craftsman tools are made by many mfgrs. under the sun. Their locking pliers and Vise Grips and some of their slip-pliers wewre Channellock, same for their adjustable wrenches by Crescent/Xcellite. Coke was long before Pepsi and soda water was a key ingredient.