What's going on with Auction Zealot? - auctionzealot.com

Zealot; Model:Zealot ZL-031; Type:Headphones (Headband) ; General Use:ComputerMobile PhoneMedia Player/Tablet; Function:With MicrophoneHi-FiGamingFM RadioVolume Control; Communication:Wireless 5GHz / 5.8GHz; Connectors:3.5mm; Memory Capacity:TF Card Support; Material:Polycarbonate; Color:WhiteBlackRedSilverPurpleBlue; Dimensions (cm) :7cm; Weight (kg) :0.4kg; Speaker Diameter:40mm; Speaker Sensitivity:[email protected]%BER; Speaker Impendance:32; Speaker Frequency Response:2.4GHz; Plug Type:headband; Cable Length:1.5m; Max. Input Power:500mAh; Driver Type:Electret; Sound Channel:2.0; Input Voltage (V) :5V; Modulation Mode:Bottom Control; Transmitting Power:300mah-500mah; Power Supply:computer USB port DC5V; Working Voltage:3.5-4.1V; Battery:rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery (3.7v 890mah)) ; Standby Time:300 hours; Talk Time:7 hours; Charge Time:7 hours

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go on the web and try distributors for this / maker . Don't be surprised if someone bought it back as luggage and sold it at auction because of the lack of back up people where you are.

I can't answer your question, but i can give you a suggestion. What I did, was go to eBay and buy a radio wiring harness for the vehicle I was going too install the radio into (I think this one is for you vehicle eBay auction # 330605601746, I have nothing to do with said auction. You can also try Amazon.com, but eBay for me was cheaper) You hook the radio up to the harness and just plug it into the car's radio plug. Since the car currently has an aftermarket radio installed, they may have cut the cars plug off and installed it directly. You would have to pull the radio out to check first.

you might try changing the time on your computer to compensate it
if only for a short time
hope it helps

If the lens is worth paying $125+ to repair, contact Nikon directly. If it's not then just replace it and sell the defective one online on that auction website. (they don't pay me, I don't type their name)

http://www.nikonusa.com/Service-And-Support/Service-And-Repair.page

Thomas

Auctions can be set to a number of time durations. 3, 5, 7, or 10 days for a straight auction or as a fixed price sale up to 30 days. if you are outbid, ebay will send you a notification. However, if the auction is close to ending these notices may not reach you in time to raise your bid. You will have the best luck placing the highest bid you are comfortable with the first time. Ebay will only place it in the amount nessesary to beat the next highest bidder and then increase it as necessary but only up to the maximum you have bid.

You're referring to the Toastmaster Breadmaker's Hearth Oven model 1193, yes? Regretfully original equipment parts (or OEM) and their corresponding numbers are no longer available anywhere. Used parts are seldom ever sold on eBay. And when they are, usually you're only offered the option to purchase the entire unit at auction, an auction which always seem to close out at $100 plus a large shipping fee. You'll be forced at that juncture to decide if the end is worth the means. Hope this helps.

Contact him through ebay, if he doesn't respond open a paypal dispute so you can get your money back.