Draytek 2910VG Router (Dual Wan), HP Ipaq 514 Phone, ATI P5K3 Deluxe Mobo

[gunner]

Ok, having a clear out so am selling the following...

Draytek 2910VG Router - Dual Wan.

This is a high end router with load balancing, and dual inputs. Basically, I brought it to use with my Virgin Media connection and second modem, but moved out of the VM coverage area.

It is just the router, and power cable, but all the instructions are available from here:
http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/vigor2910.html

£100 Delivered.

Hp iPaq 514 Voice Messenger Phone (Brand New)

Never been used, only the box has been opened. Unlocked to all networks.

£100 Delivered.

Finally, a Asus P5K3 Deluxe Motherboard. Opened, but never used.

£50 Delivered.

Advertised elsewhere.

[m3yer]

Hey Gunner

Is that Asus mobo complete? Any warranty left?
Deffo interested.

[Over Carl]

Not looking myself but thought I would chip in - drayteks are great routers. I've got an old 2600, even though it syncs at pretty much same speed as my two sky routers, pages are noticeably quicker - before I used to get a split second delay (around 0.5 - 1.0s) but with the vigor it's more like 0.25 - 0.5s.

Also with the 2910vg, dependant on firmware, you can even plug a 3g usb stick into the router to act as a back up or add a usb printer to the network instead (although I've never got round to actually plugging my printer through mine so dunno how hard it is). I think they may even be able to run 4 seperate ssid's simultaneously over the wifi but can't remember off the top of my head. Nice bit of kit, esp for the price.

[gunner]

Hey Gunner

Is that Asus mobo complete? Any warranty left?
Deffo interested.

I think it is about 10 moths old, and it has never been used.

Not looking myself but thought I would chip in - drayteks are great routers. I've got an old 2600, even though it syncs at pretty much same speed as my two sky routers, pages are noticeably quicker - before I used to get a split second delay (around 0.5 - 1.0s) but with the vigor it's more like 0.25 - 0.5s.

Also with the 2910vg, dependant on firmware, you can even plug a 3g usb stick into the router to act as a back up or add a usb printer to the network instead (although I've never got round to actually plugging my printer through mine so dunno how hard it is). I think they may even be able to run 4 seperate ssid's simultaneously over the wifi but can't remember off the top of my head. Nice bit of kit, esp for the price.

Yea, they are top notch - this one has the f/w for the USB modem as well.

[gunner]

No interest?

[m3yer]

Was very tempted at the beginning, but like most, purse strings getting tighter now :-(
Sorry mate.