Source Confirmed
Seller-confirmed
- One HP 4935A Transmission Impairment Measuring Set and a $10 observed bid with one bidder.
- The seller reports the unit as working.
An HP 4935A transmission impairment measuring set was observed at $10 with one bidder. Seller-reported working condition, unconfirmed option configuration, no demonstrated function, and low-hundreds resale economics leave a $0 standard-reseller ceiling.
The auction bid ceiling supported by this analysis, if one is defensible; see costs below for buyer-premium treatment.
Why this decision
SKIP: the immutable $10 observed bid is above the $0 standard-reseller ceiling because a $150 conservative resale cannot meet the $500 absolute-profit requirement even before ordinary costs.
See costs and maximum bid for the displayed assumptions and buyer-premium treatment.
GSA Auctions sale 4-1-QSC-I-26-471, lot 021 · Auburn, Washington
Snapshot observed August 28, 2026
Scheduled close September 3, 2026
Analysis prepared August 28, 2026
Published August 29, 2026 · page updated August 29, 2026
Prepared and published by Oleksii Udod for LotCaliper.
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Auction snapshot
At the August 28, 2026 open-auction observation, the high bid was $10 with one bidder. It is not a final hammer, award, or settled transaction.
A recognizable legacy test set can have end-user value while still failing a professional reseller's minimum absolute-profit threshold at any positive bid.
Independent review not recorded for this legacy analysis. No corrections recorded.
Independent review not recorded
Published before the current independent-review gate; no completed independent review is recorded.
How independent review worksSeller facts, photo-derived observations, manufacturer context, unknowns, and LotCaliper assumptions remain explicitly separated.
Source Confirmed
Photo Derived
Not Established
Manufacturer Context
Lotcaliper Assumption
Rf Telecom · quantity 1
Identity confidence: High
Auction evidence identifies one HP 4935A Transmission Impairment Measuring Set; supplied photographs establish exterior model identity only.
GSA Auctions · Image · observed August 28, 2026
Not established · no source evidence establishes presence or absence
The supplied evidence does not establish a battery option or a specific option configuration.
GSA Auctions · Image · observed August 28, 2026
Not established · no source evidence establishes presence or absence
Accessories are not assigned value unless directly confirmed.
GSA Auctions · Text · observed August 28, 2026
Seller Reported Operational
Evidence confidence: Medium
Seller working statement is not accompanied by functional or calibration evidence.
GSA Auctions · Text · observed August 28, 2026
Market evidence strength
Low Medium
Public auditability
Limited Legacy
Evidence recency
Not Recorded
No structured comparable-evidence metadata was preserved for this dated snapshot. Public auditability is limited; the numeric resale snapshot cannot be independently audited from comparable records on this page.
Legacy evidence counts were not preserved. Unknown is not reported as zero.
Fails
The modeled economics fail the standard reseller requirements under the stated assumptions.
At $150 conservative resale, the $500 minimum-profit requirement alone leaves negative $350 before shipping, testing, selling fees, or uncertainty.
No cost model is shown because the lot composition and removal scope must be verified before its costs can be modeled.
Profit floor: $0
ROI floor: $115
Binding: Profit floor
This is a reseller ceiling, not a prediction of the auction's closing price. Any buyer premium or other unquoted acquisition charge must be deducted before bidding.
The 4935A is a transmission impairment measuring set, not an RF spectrum analyzer. Seller-reported working is useful but remains weaker than a representative transmitter/receiver test and current calibration evidence.
The $10 observation looks inexpensive, but it does not repair the absolute-dollar economics. A professional reseller cannot recover the required $500 profit from a $150 conservative resale before any handling, testing, selling, or return cost.
Snapshot decision
SKIPSKIP: the immutable $10 observed bid is above the $0 standard-reseller ceiling because a $150 conservative resale cannot meet the $500 absolute-profit requirement even before ordinary costs.
Market support assesses how well the available evidence supports the resale assumption. Exact third-party marketplace records may be omitted when source-use rights are unclear. Each dimension uses the published methodology rubric; a confidence label measures the strength and boundedness of its evidence, not the likelihood of a profitable outcome.
Medium · Seller Reported Function Only
A lit display would also not establish calibrated measurement performance.
Medium · Option Configuration Unresolved
No option or battery premium is assigned without direct evidence.
High · Legacy Market Liquidity
The standard $500 profit floor fails before ordinary transaction costs.
Official auction provenance for the immutable open-auction observation.
Official legacy-product context; linked and paraphrased.
Official identity, frequency-range, and option context; linked and paraphrased.