A Motherload of VX6700 Accessories!

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My loss is your gain! I really need to get these items out of our offices, since we've upgraded to different pda phones...! To date, nearly 230 folks have viewed this posting - yet not one reply...

Greetings, fellow Geeks!

As you can see - I'm offering a treasure trove of supplies to the lucky HTC Apache VX6700 owner!

If it wasn't because my work recently upgrade my phone to a VX6800 Mogul... and traded-in all of the VX6700 Apache Pocket PCs - I wouldn't be left parting with these!

For the past two years - I've gifted my trusty Pocket PC phone with a wide variety of add-ons and "must haves" - from countless software programs (thank you, www.handango.com) to more than just a few spare batteries (as we often spent a week away from any power outlets). Since I not only docked my phone on my office desk, but also charged it in the car (as well as at home), I have three desk-style charges made exclusively for the VX6700. Two from Seidio, and one that is rather fancy - with a clear stylus that - when put into the hole on the stand - it glows blue. Each of the drop-in desk chargers come with their own plug-in wall chargers (one simply not shown, as it's still in the original bag). As you can see, the Seidio chargers can accommodate many of the larger extended use batteries, as well as recharge the phone at the same time. So does the fancy model!

The batteries are each fairly new and hold a reliable charge... the most recent being a 1500mAh/3.7V Li-ion olymer battery - from Seidio only just purchased 12-29-07. The others are: another 3.7 Li-ion Battery, a UTstarcom 1350 mAh/3.7V Li-ion battery, and an extend-use 3.7V Li-ion battery (for when you need longer talk or access time). Two battery covers for use with extended batteries is included in this offer.

I have also included three extra stylus - as we kept misplacing them. Two of these have a little ball in the shaft - to keep it in place when slipped into the phone.

I've also included a spare Motorola/USB cable - as you just don't know where you'll be when you need one!

Lastly, you'll find one of the best industrial-strength metal cases around! This truly is a great device to protect your phone, as it has a healthy layer of inner foam to act s not only a shock absorber from the accidental fall from the him (albeit that never happened with me) but it helps to grip and nest your pocket PC in the holder... nice and snug-like. The metal case is covered in a flat black enamel and has ports to allow not only access to the camera, but also the external battery port on the rear of the phone, as well as the speaker. Side access to all buttons is also easy. The front offers a clear window for ease of viewing - without having to open the case each time you need to see the screen! This comes with it's own belt clip, too.

All items I'm offering - I purchased either through ebay, or directly from the vendor.

Combined, these cost us just over $195...! (I know - I just had to explain their purchases to our bookkeeper - for tax purposes.)

I'm not looking to recoup ALL of our investment... just a reasonable amount... $125 for the lot... or an exchange for items VX6800 (Mogul) related of equal value.

My loss is your gain...!

If anyone has any questions, please feel free to contact me on my Toll Free line, 888-432-7393... just don't be surprised if someone answers "Fire-Rescue...!"

Thank You, for your kind consideration.

[ranmachan]

you still got all this, it now being May?

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'Fraid so. Bids only got as far as $60 - for over $175+ of fairly new equipment in great condition. Was originally asking for $150, then dipped it down to $125. Thought that was an affordable price - considering all that was going with it. We've got it on eBay... yet again. I'm hoping that SOMEONE out there - who has a VX6700 would find these are EXACTLY what they've been looking for and just gotta have 'em!

...I'd still be using them if the department didn't issue new devices - compliments of Homeland Security. (We really didn't have a choice... as we have to use what they issue. All of the devices are pre-programmed with all of our contact info, etc.) When they said the VX6700's had to go... in exchange for the VX6800's - and then - two months later, another jump - this time to a completely different network and unit... with external button-style thumb keyboard and walkie-talkie. (Personally, it wasn't a step-up. But they didn't consult me. I use what they issue.) Now, I'm just looking for a home for all of the extra stuff I purchased to the device we first had.