Hi Don - If you still have the 4D32s I'd be glad to take them off your hands, my 32V would appreciate it too.
73 de Todd/'Boomer' KA1KAQ Merz Donald S wrote: > For Sale > > RCA ATR-219: 1930's 5M portable modulated oscillator type handie-talkie. > Very cool predecessor to the Abbott TR-4, etc. Nice cosmetic condition. > Untested. As-is. $45 > > RME 510X. Is this a 5 and 10 meter converter? I know nothing about this > and the dial is not readable. Cabinet in nice shape all around. Appears > intact and all original. Styling matches RME 69/70 with chrome strips. > As-is. $45 > > Eldico EE-3 Electronic Key. Was an electronic keyer with a built-in paddle. > But this one has paddle removed and ΒΌ inch phone jack in its place. Other > changes may have been made. Paint is nice on top but hole where paddle was > has been enlarged. As-is. With manual copy. $15 > > General Radio Capacitance Bridge Type 76-B (maybe, I can't read it). This > once-nice bridge suffers from paint corrosion around the lettering and a > well-scraped and scuffed case. One binding post is broken. Some case screws > are missing. Big and heavy. As-is. $25 > > Sonar CFC 80M/40M exciter or VFO. Nice looking with original manual. $75 > > Triplett 666 VOM. 1930's VOM probably 1000 ohms/volt. The meter bezel is > cracked but could be glued to be un-noticeable. The bakelite case is chipped > at the front bottom edge. Dirty. As-is. $10 > > Hickok 900B volt/Amp/Watt Meter. Metal case with large meter in a wooden > carrying case. The covering has been ripped off of the wooden case and it > looks like junk. But inside, the actual meter is like new. Comes with test > leads and instructions printed on the back. Nice. Untested. As-is. $20 > > 4D32 tubes. Used in Johnson Viking I final. NOS in sealed boxes. $10 > each, 2 available. > > Homebrew Whatzit. This is a receiver or receive converter in a classic > 1950's homebrewer's cabinet 12" x8" x8" with original paint (gray/blue > wrinkle finish, chipping along the bottom edge). There are 2 controls > and one National ICN tuning dial. One control is a switch and the other > is a pot--what they do, I couldn't say. The ICN dial has the knob, pointer > and scale, but the actual bezel is missing. The nicely built unit has a > 3-section variable cap, 6 tubes and 5 Meissner RF transformers mounted on > the top of the chassis. The tubes are 6AL5, 6C4, 6K7, 6K8, 6SK7, and a > socket for a 6G5 tuning eye tube which is missing. The Meissner coils are > 14-1005, 14-1004, 16-5740 and 16-574x plus one other I can't read. It all > seems well-designed and neatly built on an aluminum chassis. There is no > power supply, just wires and a plug to plug into one. As-is, Maybe for > parts or ???. $18 > > 73 Magazine. If you don't have a 73 magazine collection, this would make a > good starter set. 73 during the 60's and early 70's was excellent and these > make great cheap BA reading. All 70 issues: $35 including shipping. > > 1961: 10,11 > 1963: 1,2,3(cover loose),5,7,8,9,10,11,12 > 1964: 2,3,4,5,7,9,10,11,12 > 1965: 1,5,7,8,9,10,12 > 1966: 1,2,3,5,7,8,9,11,12 > 1967: 1,3,4,5 > 1969: 7 > 1970: 5 > 1971: 1,7,12 > 1972: 6,9,10,11,12 > 1973: 6,7,10,12 > 1974: 7,8,9,10,12 > 1975: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,10,11/12 > > Thanks. > 73, Don Merz, N3RHT > _______________________________________________ > AMRadio mailing list > [email protected] > http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/amradio
