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I'm deciding to try out the competition, so I have some gear for sale. Prefer local pickup, will ship on YOUR dime. FCFS, gear cross posted on other media. Will wipe/check equipment before shipping.

Apex A2 control head - $150 (comes with temp probe, purchased when A3 model was introduced) SOLD
Apex EB832 - $150 (has the common 12v issue fixed) SOLD
Apex EB8 - $50 each (I have quantity 3 1 all newer orange label) 2 SOLD 1 PENDING
No name (eBay) break out box used - $15
No name (eBay) break out box new - $25
Later model Apex Classic A1 control head - $25 SOLD
Apex FMM module - $40 (just module only) SOLD
Apex WXM module - $40 (predates newer MXM)
Apex PM2 module - $30 (module only) SOLD
Apex salinity probe - $50 (was calibrated with A2 head) SOLD

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Again I emphasize shipping is on your dime. I'm located in Long Beach, CA. Will ship USPS. Also first come, first serve. Paypal non friends/fam preferred. Cross posted on other media.

If you want more than one of something, there is some haggle room, PM me about that, please!

Thanks,
Court
 
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