Realflight question

A buddy said he'd sell me his for about $65 but I watched a few auctions on ebay abd they mostly went for over $100. I bet if you go ebay you'll get $100-$150. mk

sounds good, I actually think I will start at $100 shipped and see how it goes.

Thanks

Technically if you got an upgrade deal rather than a full deal it's not legal to sell the older copy, but I doubt anyone will know..

| On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 08:50:09 -0600, "RCDUDE" wrote: | | >sounds good, I actually think I will start at $100 shipped and see how it | >goes. | | Technically if you got an upgrade deal rather than a full deal it's | not legal to sell the older copy, but I doubt anyone will know..

Of course, Real Flight/Knife Edge never offered a G2 to G3 upgrade, so ...

(They did offer a $20 or so rebate to G2 owners who bought G3 for a short period of time, but that was more insulting than anything else, and is a large part of why I don't have G3 now.)

As for the legalities of selling upgrades, I doubt it's anywhere near as simple a you make it sound, and the `correct' answer probably depends on who you ask and which country you're in.

well I was not fortuate enough to get in on the rebate offer. What I have is the RF Deluxe with a G2 upgrade. making it every bit a G2. I am only looking to sell this as I have just recently aquired g3 and was fortunate it runs well on my machine, and have just now ordered the expansion pack for it.

Laters

I bought my G2 used off E-bay with 3 of the addon discs. Previosu owner just had to send KE an e-mail informing them he'd sold it and I was able to register it under my name.

it's as simple as that, if you upgraded your licence is based oin the fact you had a licenced copy of the old verwsion, if you don't then you don't have a licence for the new copy.

As I said I doubt anyone will know.

Bit like the people who buy OEM software, unles you buy it on the terms the vendor sets (ie Microsoft say a non peripheral bit of hardware ie a Hard disk but not a mouse) you don't have a licence to use it, but not many people really follow the rules...