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That is a Cummins Onan Connect Series panel mount and sells for about $300. If it’s new in box, it should come with the wiring harness and some extra items. They light up little LEDs for alarms for system actions or malfunctions and stuff.
Here’s a nifty little description for you. As to how to test it, do you have a tame electrician handy?
Zero for me again. Other than packing orders, I’ve not worked eBay at all this week. I’ve been full steam ahead on the impromptu renovation and I love it! We have a living room again, there’s a whole lot of furniture out and only one extra chair in as we needed more seating. It. Feels. AWESOME! I can breathe, move, think. I’ve lost my sewing table (it became my desk) so now I have to do cutting and pattern making and stuff on the kitchen peninsula, but I’ll get around to sorting that out down the road. For now, it feels wonderful to have the space and be clutter free. The October Purge has continued into November and, although I stopped counting once the Challenge was done, there have been several more loads moved out of the house. I think I was drowning. Now I believe I’ll make it to shore.
Wishing you all a wonderful week ahead. Spreadsheet updated, VL takes the win again. Go you!
Use the “undercover” option of your browser (on Google Chrome it’s called Incognito) to search for your items on eBay. Look to see if your account has been accidentally set to vacation mode. Check your shipping times too. If they’re set to an incorrect parameter, eBay will sometimes assume you’re on vacation mode. (P.S. You didn’t have to be the one who set these. eBay’s software glitch is wide-ranging at the moment!)
If you can’t see anything wrong, try stopping listing for a couple days. Sometimes the reverse action happens – you stop listing and eBay throws a bone.
Also, on your Overview page under the Growth section, there’s a link to Invalid/Missing Product Identifiers. Fix those and see if that helps.
Good luck!
WARNING ABOUT eBAY
Be careful what you buy on eBay.
If you buy stuff online, check out the seller carefully.
A friend has just spent $295, plus postage, on a penis enlarger.
Bastards sent him a magnifying glass.
The only instructions said, “Do not use in sunlight.”
Today’s Funny is especially for Vintage Treasures. 😀
My SKUs are alpha-numeric, with a letter prefix and numbers. So F350 is for general items like decor, and it is the 350th item I’ve listed. S275 says I’ve done 275 Shoes. I print out the SKUs on Avery 8160 labels and keep them in a folder by my listing area. I just pull one off the sheet and slap it on the bag into which the item is stored. That way I don’t have to remember what was the last number I used, nor do I have complicated spreadsheets to keep track.
In the SKU field, the items are listed with the SKU first, then a two letter code for where I got it, and a digit price, rounded up to the nearest dollar. So, using the examples above, F350Yd2 would be SKU F350 purchased at a yard sale for $2. S275TS4 would be item S275 purchased at a thrift store for $4. I don’t stress about dates as I have plenty of storage space and it can sit for as long as necessary (or until I get bored seeing it in my inventory.) If you want more info, I’ll give you the codes and detail on storage.
Thanks everyone.
Spreadsheet updated. VL wins again.
Now get better, VL! 😉
Silver ones
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/keen-kutter-key-shaped-knife-c-1927587407
Sold for $15.00 May 10, 2018https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/keen-kutter-key-shaped-folding-pocket-2019202634
SOLD FOR $40.99 Sep 17, 2019https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-keen-kutter-advertising-key-1909279816
SOLD FOR $95.00 Jan 09, 2018https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-keen-kutter-c-simmons-key-1921699614
SOLD FOR $42.00 Apr 02, 2018https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/keen-kutter-e-c-simmons-key-shaped-advertising
SOLD FOR $51.00 Apr 13, 2008https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-keen-kutter-advertising-key-1924726849
SOLD FOR $40.00 Apr 22, 2018Lukas – I bought the ESDDI because it was a lightning deal, got it for around $60 delivered and it has been a game changer. There are several issues with it that made me realize the Amazon one was a better buy. They’re incredibly easy to set up and take down, offer a myriad of options, and my photos, with a little editing, tend to come out terrific. The fault in my photos lies in my camera, not the set up.
However, it is a chunk, at 24″. So I bought a little one for smalls and it’s perfect desktop size. It sets up so fast and for little items like sewing machine feet or saucers or a cellphone cover, it’s the best. I wondered if buying two was overkill, but now I’m glad I did. If I had a do-over, I’d buy the Amazon 24″ and perhaps a 12″ small instead of the 9″.
Have you considered a lightbox? I now have two, the ESDDI that I got from Amazon (although I recommend the Amazon version, it seems to have resolved the issues I have with the ESDDI) and a little one that looks like this but I found mine on eBay. Between the two of these, I can get most anything except clothes done. For big items, I use the 24″ box and just open the front and one side, then take photos from the diagonal angle. Works great!
@ChristineR Thank you.
eBay, Etsy, and ThredUp all list croc skin items. I know ivory is illegal, but hadn’t heard that croc skin is.
