HUGE BILL, VR3 for sale

[Morg_NZ]

Due to me gwetting a HUGE bill today I'm forced to sell my newly purchased VR3

I purchased it second hand a week ago and I've been ordered from my wife to sell it ASAP

I'm after £450 plus postage for it

It's trimix CCR unlocked and also got the external sensor enabled as well as the download feature. Comes with the download kit and software.

Don't wanna sell it but really gotta so time for a good deal to be had for someone here.

PM me

[Juz]

PM sent

Juz

[gwilson]

Could you not sell yr wife and keep VR3?

[Morg_NZ]

Originally Posted by gwilson

Could you not sell yr wife and keep VR3?

Na!!!...

Anyway... it's all sold now

[turbanator]

Originally Posted by Morg_NZ

Na!!!...

Anyway... it's all sold now

Bummer, how come she made you sell it, you DID only tell her it was worth about 50 quid, didn't you?

[Morg_NZ]

Originally Posted by turbanator

Bummer, how come she made you sell it, you DID only tell her it was worth about 50 quid, didn't you?

Na!!! couldn't lie to her.

Well I've got a dive budget and I DID go over it so it's kinda my fault.

[gibbon]

Originally Posted by Morg_NZ

Na!!! couldn't lie to her.

Well I've got a dive budget and I DID go over it so it's kinda my fault.

It is all about equipment life cycle planning, in this case you should have said that it was to be used over the next 17 years, hence only impacting your normal spend by a low percentage (lest you cant spend anymore in the short term).

You should have drawn a graph showing the cost of a new one (the most expensive price you could get away with) and show the saving made by going over the fixed budget at this time, and plotting that cost out over 17 years.

Having a fixed per month or year budget is a false economy and will result in more money being spent, this is a proven fact that you can show her right here

Another angle for you - you need to increase your budget as you now have a portfolio of equipment to maintain, without maintainance the investments already made will be spoilt/devalue more quickly.

Hence with every purchase the budget needs to be increased.

Another graphic showing how few words there are in the dictionary between diving and divorce seemed like a good idea but now I have typed it I realise that it might not be.

If you focus on dealing with the unrealstic budget all will come good in the time

[Mark Chase]

Or just do what i do and dont tell her you baught it in the first place

ATB

Mark Chase

[Morg_NZ]

Originally Posted by Mark Chase

Or just do what i do and dont tell her you baught it in the first place

ATB

Mark Chase

I value my bollocks to much for this one

[PapaBear]

Originally Posted by gibbon

It is all about equipment life cycle planning, in this case you should have said that it was to be used over the next 17 years, hence only impacting your normal spend by a low percentage (lest you cant spend anymore in the short term).

You should have drawn a graph showing the cost of a new one (the most expensive price you could get away with) and show the saving made by going over the fixed budget at this time, and plotting that cost out over 17 years.

Having a fixed per month or year budget is a false economy and will result in more money being spent, this is a proven fact that you can show her right here

Another angle for you - you need to increase your budget as you now have a portfolio of equipment to maintain, without maintainance the investments already made will be spoilt/devalue more quickly.

Hence with every purchase the budget needs to be increased.

Another graphic showing how few words there are in the dictionary between diving and divorce seemed like a good idea but now I have typed it I realise that it might not be.

If you focus on dealing with the unrealstic budget all will come good in the time

In the words of the immortal Dave Gorman, lets see what this does to the graph!!

LOL