[Boatanchors] AA4BW moving sale continues

[Hudson, Steve (RBI-US CMD)]

Hi folks -

Some newly found treasures, and a few old ones with new prices, =
continue the
AA4BW moving sale.

All plus shipping/insurance from 30004.

Thanks,

Steve Hudson AA4BW



QRP RIGS

Ramsey Electronics Model HR-80 80-meter receiver, built, in matching =
Ramsey
case. Works fine. With original documentation. $25.

Vectronics 30-meter receiver. Neatly built by me. Not in case. With =
original
documentation. Works fine. $22

Small Wonders Lab White Mountain 20-meter SSB transceiver, neatly built =
into
extremely rugged diecast aluminum enclosure by me. Includes Morse =
frequency
enunciator, activated by push button mounted on case. Also includes  =
the
recommended Radio Shack speaker mike, fitted with three-conductor
quarter-inch plug. Rig tunes with ten-turn pot. On back are BNC antenna =
and
coaxial-style power connector. The volume control, on the front, =
includes an
on-off switch; the switch is not presently implemented but could be =
used as
a power on-off switch if desired. With manual. A very neat rig that =
works
perfectly - just finished talking to a number of Boy Scouts "up north" =
to
help them finish their radio merit badge -- I'm selling this one only
because I find I simply don't use SSB! $120.

Century 21 CW transceiver. Covers 80-40-20-15-10, CW only transmit. =
Built-in
audio filter. With Tentec accessory crystal calibrator and Tentec =
manual.
Very good condition, works perfectly; in daily use here - if you've =
worked
me in the last few years on a band other than 30 it's probably been =
this
rig. Power output is front panel adjustable down to zero. $135=20


OTHER HAM GEAR

Heath HD-10 electronic keyer, the old green one. Good condition, works =
fine.
$25.


METERS

1. Meter. A "W.S. No. 19 Voltmeter" made by Simpson Electric Co., =
according
to the logo embossed on the back. The scale is calibrated 0-15 and =
0-600. On
the lower left side of the scale it reads "Model 125" and on the lower =
right
it reads "6323". I checked the movement and it works, but it does not =
read
voltage directly...apparently a dropping resistor was used. The meter =
is in
a black round case 2.75 inches in diameter and mounts in a 2.25 inch =
round
hole. $4

2. Meter. Lafayette, 0-10 volts. Works fine. Extra set of contacts at =
top;
not sure what they're for. Rectangular face about two and three-eights =
wide
by one and three-quarters deep. Mounts in 1.5-inch hole. Matches 201 =
above.
$4.

3. Meter. Triplett 0-100 ua, round face 2 5/8 in dia, mounts in 2 =BC =
inch
hole. $5

4. Meter, edge mount, 500 ua movement, scale calibrated 1-9. New. $3.

5. Meter, new in package, GC Electronics 0-1 ma, rectangular face about =
2 =BC
x 2 inches, mounts in 1 =BE inch round hole. $5

6. Meter 0-50 milliamp, Triplett, meter has square face about 2.5 =
inches on
a side and mounts in round hole about 2.25 inches. $4.

7. "LED Voltmeter" board, built, model "VM-3" by ...? Small board with =
three
LEDs (red, yellow, green) that (according to the schematic with 'em)
indicate 11, 12, 13 volts.  With copy of schematic, $1.

8. Meter 0-5 milliamps. Westinghouse. Square face, 2.25 in. on a side,
mounts in round hole just over 2 in. $4.

9. Meter. Simpson, 0-500 microamps DC, 2.75 inch diameter round face,
mounts in 2.25 inch hole. Brand new. $6

All the "meter" items as a batch, $28


TEST EQUIPMENT

Heath IT-10 transistor tester. The "old and basic" one. No book. $3.

Heath IN-37 resistor sub box. The old one in the black bakelite case.
Two ranges: High (15K to 10 meg in 18 steps) and low (15 to 10K in 18
steps). No book. $15.

Heath IN-47 cap sub box. The old one in the black bakelite case. 0.0001 =
to
0.22 in 18 steps. No book. $15

All three of the Heath test items for $25


SEMICONDUCTORS

10. Bag of LM107 op amp ICs. New, 5 pcs. $2
11. 2N2405 transistors. Bag of 12. New. $3
12. 2N2405 transistors. Another bag of 12. New. $3
13. 2N2405 transistors. Another bag of 12. New. $3
14. Bag of 20 FND 367 seven-segment LED readouts. New. $5
15. Bag of 10 FND 367 seven-segment LED readouts. New. $3

All the above semiconductors $15

VARIABLE CAPS

20. Variable capacitor. Hammarlund. Ceramic frame stamped "MC-325-N." =
43
plates, spacing about 21 plates per inch. Offset quarter-inch shaft. =
Appears
to be brand new. $7.

21. Variable capacitor. This is an unusual one, obviously pulled from =
some
sort of (probably military) equipment. The cap has a total of 15 plates =
(8
rotor, 7 stator) with a center-mounted shaft and plates just a bit over =
1.5
inches in diameter. The shaft measures 5/8 inches in diameter. On one =
end of
the shaft is a spring-loaded split gear that likely once matched a worm
drive of some sort. One end (front?) is mounted on a metal plate with a
second small screwdriver-adjust gear, apparently for some sort of fine
tuning. The cap has ceramic frames on both ends and feels as though =
it's
turning on ball bearings. This would likely be a great VFO cap with a
suitable drive arrangement. $3

22. Variable capacitor. Hammarlund, brass plates, ceramic frame. Two
threaded mounting holes in feet, also threaded for panel mounting.
Quarter-inch centered shaft. Total of three plates, plate spacing about =
1/16
inch, plates 1.5 inches in diameter. Solder on lugs indicates it has =
been
used, otherwise in very good condition. $6.

23. Nine small air variables, the trimmer-type units with the 7/8 inch =
dia
plates and centered shafts. Plate spacing is approx 30 plates per inch. =
All
appear to have been in equipment at some point. Those in this lot have
values that I'd estimate in the 100 to 120 pf max range. Four have
quarter-inch shafts, five are screwdriver adjust. $6 for the batch.

24. Seven small air variables, same type as above. Values estimated in =
the
50 pf max range. One has long quarter inch shaft, one has short quarter =
inch
shaft. One of these has value estimated at about 70 pf. Non-shaft units =
are
screwdriver adjust. $6 for the batch.

25. The rest of the small air variables of the type above, this lot =
totals
seven units. Five uits have max values I'd estimate in the 20-40 pf =
range.
The sixth is a higher-capacitance uit that has had rotor plates removed =
to
bring its max value down into what I'd guess is the 20-30 pf range. =
These
six are screwdriver adjust. The seventh uint is a Hammarlund HF-35 that =
has
had rotor and stator plates removed to bring it down to what I'd guess =
is
the 20 pf range, this one has a quarter inch shaft. $5

26. Variable capacitor. A neat little split stator unit, ceramic frames =
on
each end, "BUD" embossed on front ceramic. Faint printing appears to =
read "8
MMFD, which looks about right for each section. Plates are about
three-quarters of an inch in diameter. Centered quarter-inch shaft. =
Each
section has two rotor and one stator plate, with a 360 degree metal =
shield
plate on the rotor arm between the sections. This cap appears to be =
new,
judging from the condition of the solder lugs. $5.

All the above variable caps as a batch $30


TUBES

44. Pair of Sylvania 6146B/8298A tubes. In Sylvania boxes. $12 for both

45. RCA 6146A.  In RCA 6146B box. $5

All three tubes $14


MORE HAM CRYSTALS

All in CR27U type metal cases. Each checked good just now. $1.50 each

1 ea 1802.6 kHz
1 ea 3683 kHz
2 ea. 3716.667 kHz.=20
8 ea. 3733.333 kHz.
3 ea. 3766.667 kHz.=20
2 ea. 3783.333 kHz
2 ea 3800 kHz.=20
2 ea. 3900 kHz.=20
1 ea 7235.3 kHz.=20
1 ea 7250 kHz.=20
1 ea. 14000 kHz.=20

All 24 crystals, $25


KITS

50. Electronic Rainbow OSC-2 Code Practice Oscillator kit. New, =
unbuilt,
unopened. $4

57. Ramsey Aircraft Band Receiver Kit, neatly built by me but never =
tested.
In original bag. With original documentation/instructions. $15


OTHER COMPONENTS

Bourns 3400-S-201 200-ohm ten-turn wirewound pot. Blue case. =
Quarter-inch
shaft. It was obviously pulled from something at some point but is
exceptionally smooth and checks out fine. $3.

Bag of crystals. All in metal holders, half-inch pin spacing. =
Frequencies:
1244.6, 12.586, 1768.5, 2425.4, 6577.1, 2419.2, 3115.6, 1718.9, 3103.2,
11990.0, 5866.4, 2332.4, 5919.1, 5.8974, 5.6030, 1278.7, 5.6247. $2 for =
the
batch