Selling my setup, what would its value approximately be?

[twobells]

I’ve been unable to spend any time on my PC because of a vision problem and it’s not going to improve. Subsequently, the best thing I can do is, sell my kit which consists of:

TM Warthog HOTAS and stick (Scan £419)

Oculus Rift HMD (£549)

Wheel Stand Pro for TM HOTAS x2 (£336)
Logitech Pedals (£142)

 

(prices listed are current not what I’m asking of course)

 

 

 

as the subscribers here are the most experienced with this sort of thing I wondered what you might think I could get for my kit?

 

 

 

 

Edited June 30, 2021 by twobells

[Mr_sukebe]

As I understand it, it's against ED rules to try to sell modules, so that's a no to start with.

The Rift (I assume CV1) is now considered obsolete.  I gave mine away.

The Warthog can now be bought for £420 from Scan, so I've no idea why you've listed it at £700.  

The rest are easily available on Ebay for you to guestimate their current value.

[twobells]

3 minutes ago, Mr_sukebe said:

As I understand it, it's against ED rules to try to sell modules, so that's a no to start with.

The Rift (I assume CV1) is now considered obsolete.  I gave mine away.

The Warthog can now be bought for £420 from Scan, so I've no idea why you've listed it at £700.  

The rest are easily available on Ebay for you to guestimate their current value.

I had no idea about the modules. Anyway, all I did was go to Amazon and check the current prices as an approximation not that how much I wanted for it.

Edited June 30, 2021 by twobells

[Mr_sukebe]

Not sure why you bothered putting up the Amazon link, wouldn't the link to Scan be more useful?

Edited June 30, 2021 by Mr_sukebe

[No1sonuk]

1 hour ago, twobells said:

I had no idea about the modules. Anyway, all I did was go to Amazon and check the current prices as an approximation not that how much I wanted for it.

 

 

That amazon price , along with the "dispatched in 4-5 days" leads me to believe it's a "placeholder" item.
i.e. they don't actually have any stock, but re-listing after restocking costs them money, so they raise the price to a level no one would be likely to pay because editing an item is free.
The delayed postage note is a backstop in case someone DOES try to order.

[twobells]

Actually, that does make sense. I have been advised that there is a cheaper option available via Scan (££419). Subsequently, I edited the post to read accordingly.