For Sale Canada- Perdix Ai & Teric, Sensors, NIB

[Superchunk72]

Canadian only.

I have a Shearwater Perdix Ai, two sensor modules, and a Teric, new in box, never removed from packaging, original receipts can be viewed. I was going to use these for my commercial course at DiveSafe this spring, but can't attend due to a busy work schedule. These are unregistered, un linked units, so the warranty is all yours and good to go.

Perdix Ai & Air Sensor: $1400 CDN
Teric & Air Sensor: $1550 CDN

Located in Barrie, or will ship with insurance & signature required.

Cash in person, or EMT only. No paypal or venmo, bitcoin etc.

I am a new member here, this is my first post. I've been a customer at Aquarius scuba in Toronto since 2001, for what it's worth.

**Also selling a new, in packaging, ScubaPro Hydros BC in black, mens large, with Air2- $1100 CDN

Thanks,

Patrick

 

[Xxfirewire]

Canadians only??
Other currencies can not be used??

 

[Superchunk72]

Canadians only??
Other currencies can not be used??

Canadians only. Too many issues with cross border shipping, thanks.

P

 

[Marie13]

Canadians only. Too many issues with cross border shipping, thanks.

P

Really? I just sold a light (value $250) to a SBer in Ontario from the US. Sent it via regular mail and no issues.

 

[tursiops]

Really? I just sold a light (value $250) to a SBer in Ontario from the US. Sent it via regular mail and no issues.

But he is shipping the other direction, from Canada to the US. Different?

 

[Marie13]

But he is shipping the other direction, from Canada to the US. Different?

Shouldn’t be. The key is to use USPS/Canada Post. UPS/FedEx charge broker fees, etc. Using the postal service is the best way for cross border shipping that doesn’t hit the recipient for a ton of charges. UPS is notorious for this.

 

[tursiops]

Shouldn’t be. The key is to use USPS/Canada Post. UPS/FedEx charge broker fees, etc. Using the postal service is the best way for cross border shipping that doesn’t hit the recipient for a ton of charges. UPS is notorious for this.

I love it. Ask an expert, get a solid answer. Thanks.

 

[Marie13]

I love it. Ask an expert, get a solid answer. Thanks.

I’ve bought a couple of things here from members in Canada. Items came via the post office. Absolutely no issue on my end.

 

[chillyinCanada]

Shouldn’t be. The key is to use USPS/Canada Post. UPS/FedEx charge broker fees, etc. Using the postal service is the best way for cross border shipping that doesn’t hit the recipient for a ton of charges. UPS is notorious for this.

I just got a USPS parcel containing a present. It has COD stamped all over it and I've received an invoice in the mail. What they want me to pay is probably more than the gift is worth.

 

[Marie13]

I just got a USPS parcel containing a present. It has COD stamped all over it and I've received an invoice in the mail. What they want me to pay is probably more than the gift is worth.

The light I shipped to a Canadian member was marked as a gift. Value was $250. Recipient didn’t have to pay a dime.