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#302556 1-Dec-2022 16:50
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last two unifi AC pro ap's - $110 each - They dont have any mounts

 

also have 3x 2nd gen chromecasts (without power adaptor, but with cable). I guess $10 each, under $10 i think ill just bin them

 

and 2x Gen 3 Apple tv's. Thats teh 2017ish model. Now they dont have remotes, i guess $20 each... hmm ok now i think about it make them $15 each since no remote. 

 

 

 

ill have a  few more chromecasts/appletvs in the coming months too so happy to list them for low amounts if these move. Otherwise ewaste it is :D

 

 


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  #3004288 1-Dec-2022 17:11
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  #3004290 1-Dec-2022 17:21
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I'll take the two UniFi APs if they're still available please






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  #3004298 1-Dec-2022 18:26
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3rd gen Apple TV was  released in 2012. A 2017 device is 5th gen, i.e, Apple TV 4K gen 1.





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  #3004322 1-Dec-2022 19:58
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Spyware:

 

3rd gen Apple TV was  released in 2012. A 2017 device is 5th gen, i.e, Apple TV 4K gen 1.

 

 

 

 

o shoot i should really look. Its the one before the 4k, maybe thats 4th gen. Pretty old really, still can airplay to them


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  #3004324 1-Dec-2022 20:02
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Chromecasts gone, ill probably have more so will pop the in (next year though)

 

AP's probably gone too

 

apple tvs are infact that 2012/2013 version. The preapp store ones, ill prob just bin em. They were just used for airplaying content

 

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  #3004326 1-Dec-2022 20:07
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Apple TV HD released in 2015.





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  #3004438 2-Dec-2022 08:21
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xyf:

 

apple tvs are infact that 2012/2013 version. The preapp store ones, ill prob just bin em. They were just used for airplaying content

 

chur

 

 

I would still be keen on them.


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  #3004475 2-Dec-2022 09:38
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@lxsw20 was wanting some airplay devices a few days ago. Only SPDIF / HDMI, not sure if this would fit with the setup though.


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  #3004482 2-Dec-2022 09:50
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RunningMan:

 

@lxsw20 was wanting some airplay devices a few days ago. Only SPDIF / HDMI, not sure if this would fit with the setup though.

 

 

 

 

Thanks for the though, i'd need something with 3.5mm analogue output though!


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  #3004642 2-Dec-2022 13:10
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I would be keen on 1 Apple TV if still available? Cheers

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