FOR SALE Heathkit PM-2 Mobile Tuning Meter. Relative power meter with magnet mount in classic Heathkit 2-tone green. All original and in nice shape. Is this the rarest Heathkit ham accessory? $24 PPD
Heathkit HD-1250 Solid state Dip Meter with all coils and case. Appears to be in like new condition and working. $29 Homebrew SSB product detector for National HRO 60. Plugs into NBFM socket on chassis and works without modification to the radio. Beautifully made. Uses 12AU7 and 5749 miniature tubes. In small black-painted aluminum mini-box. Some chips on black paint. $49 Heathkit TC-2 tube checker in the original wooden cabinet. 1956-vintage emission type tester. Front panel and cabinet are very good except filament volts knob is not original. With original manual and tube charts. $35 Military filter F-15/U in 3x3x8 inch black wrinkle cabinet with flange on bottom and clips to clip onto a mount plate. PL-259 connectors on each end. Contract 338-DAY-DE-RC, made by CAQW. Paint is in pretty nice shape. Not sure what this was used with. $20 Heathkit Variable Voltage Regulated Power Supply Model PS-3. 0-500VDC at 0-200ma. 6.3VAC at 4A for filaments. Am I wrong is saying that this is a BA test bench "must-have"? Some light paint scrapes and partly-washed off writing on top of cabinet. Should clean up to be excellent looking. Working. $29 Gonset G-50 6-meter communicator. 6M AM/CW transmitter/receiver. All original including all original knobs and paint. No holes. Front panel has paint dings especially at top edge. Cabinet also has some dings but is pretty nice. Dials both work. With one crystal (8450). I believe this is electrically all original. Unrestored and presumed not to work. Looks dirty inside. The power cord has been cut off. $59 General Radio 650-A Impedance Bridge. This is the classic sloped panel GR bridge with wooden cabinet. All original-knobs, paint, wood finish, etc. The front panel has one scrape in the paint and several stickers on it. But it really looks great. The wooden cabinet has many marks. But it too looks good. No holes or rust or broken binding posts or missing thumb screws or other ugly surprises. Tags say calibrated in '63 with batteries changed in '75 and '90. Inside, it looks brand new. Like a lot of the old GR gear, the internal componentry and bus-bar wiring is impressive and display-worthy. Untested but assumed to work when batteries are added. $69 General Radio Type 716-C Capacitance Bridge. The front panel of this unit has one paint scrape slightly larger than a quarter in the upper right quadrant where it looks like some tag was ground off. Otherwise, once cleaned, the front panel will look excellent. The cabinet has many scrapes and stains. Using this unit must have required an external generator and an external detector because this bridge does not seem to have those functions built-in. All original with no broken parts or problems of any kind that I see. Handles that used to be on sides of cabinet are missing. Probably weighs 30 pounds. $35 Thanks for looking. 73, Don Merz, N3RHT The information contained in this e-mail may be confidential and is intended solely for the use of the named addressee. Access, copying or re-use of the e-mail or any information contained therein by any other person is not authorized. If you are not the intended recipient please notify us immediately by returning the e-mail to the originator.(A)
