[Boatanchors] Assorted Ham Shack Items Have To Go

[Duane Fischer, W8DBF]

For reasons I prefer not to discuss, I am left with the unpleasant task of
disposing of the bulk of my Ham, SW and vintage stereo equipment.	
	
If you are going to be at Dayton, I can arrange for the equipment to meet you
there -  Otherwise, packing and shipping is in addition to all prices shown.	
	
1. S-120 receiver with copy of manual. Good operating condition, average
cosmetics, fully functional. Original knobs, no cabinet disfigurement. Asking
$45	
	
2. S-38C receiver with reproduction manual. Electronics are good, but volume
control 'may' need to be replaced. Capacitors are new, tubes tested, resistors
checked, tube socket pins cleaned, controls cleaned. Above average cosmetics,
original knobs and no additional holes in cabinet. Fully functional. Has back
panel. Asking $70		
	
3. SX-110 receiver. Copy of manual. This receiver is totally gone through, all
capacitors are new, all but two are Hallicrafters tubes (tested and shown to be
still fine), all resistors checked and replaced if need be, tube socket pins
cleaned, all controls cleaned, chassis cleaned, aligned, calibrated and more. It
is in excellent electrical condition. All but the main tune knob is original, no
extra holes in cabinet, average cosmetics (a few light scratches and scuffs from
ordinary use), front panel is very good, all lettering is readable, and all
bands work properly. I have more invested in this than it is probably worth
dollar wise, bottom price is $200	
	
4. Ameco CPO. Original, fully functional, average cosmetics. Asking $25 	
	
5. Bearcat 1974 8 channel crystal controlled scanner. Original manual,
telescoping antenna, full of xtals and a few extra. Works beautifully! Looks
new. Asking $35	
	
6. Heavy Duty isolation transformer. Asking $30 	
	
7. Mono Audio amp (brand unknown) with pair of 6V6 in push/pull, line or mine
inputs, bass and treble controls, function and input select controls and more.
Great for driving vintage speakers! Asking $25			
	
There is much more to follow, including modern gear: transceivers, receivers and
amplifiers. 	
	
Thanks.	
	
Duane Fischer, W8DBF	
dfischer@usol.com