Hi Bob, The questions I'd have, is how come the club isn't using this fine station!! Probably better performing than lots of the fishfinder rigs of today...
Glad you're going to get it a good home 73 John At 07:23 PM 7/17/04 -0400, Bob Rightsell wrote: >>>> TR-7 Station Okay, guys, I have further info: TR-7 tranceiver s/n 5533 � has narrow CW filter (250Hz?) and digital display, no fan PS-7 power supply � s/n 9987 RV-7 remote VFO s/n 2883 MS-7 speaker s/n 2860 MN-2700 tuner s/n 1918 Astatic desk mic � no model or s/n, but appear to match All units were fired up (receive only � don�t want to push the filter caps just yet as it�s been sitting for a few[?] years) this afternoon. Everything works. The units are in fair to good condition � front panels are excellent, but the cases are scratched and dull. >From the info you gentlemen kindly provided, dates of manufacture are mid-range, and given the fact that everything but the L-7 is included, I�m thinking the going price should be toward the higher end of the unit price ranges shown in the database. I�m a bit torn here. I want the club to get as much revenue from this station as reasonably possible. On the other hand, I tend to think E-Bay and other sites like it are causing the great decline we�ve all seen at hamfests. Also, shipping costs would be a bear with six cartons. Are there other options � maybe the Tuesday night net would be a good spot? Any further advice? Hope to see y�all on the net tomorrow. Thanks & 73, Bob AE4FA --- Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.714 / Virus Database: 470 - Release Date: 7/2/04 <<<<
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