[Boatanchors] surplus sites/boatanchor haunts sought

[Mark Foltarz]

Todd,

  The only place that vaguely resembles a surplus house is probably  Skycraft
Electronics on Fairbanks Ave in Winter Park near Orlando.

 Some vintage test equipment. Excellent wire selection. In fact, I was driving
from Tampa to Cleveland and stopped in to see if what they had. As it turned
out they had the exact S0 covered wire to make up a generator cable for my
GRC9. I had gotten the connectors at Dayton from Mendelson.

 Other than that there is mostly parts & hardware. No BC348's No crates of
813s...

 de KA4JVY

 Mark



--- "Todd, KA1KAQ" <ka1kaq at gmail.com> wrote:

> Greetings - 
> 
> Looking for information on possible surplus outlets and other items of
> heavy radio interest, as well as any events taking place in the month
> of February, in or around the Tampa Bay/Clearwater area of Florida. So
> far the only plan is to take a look at Kermit's toys up in Polk City
> and visit a Cold War display in Tampa. I realize that the day of the
> surplus radio store has all but vanished, but it would still be nice
> to find some stuff to look at. Wouldn't mind meeting up with some of
> the folks from the lists for coffee, lunch, or just a good ol' BS
> session. A conveniently-scheduled February hamfest would be too much
> to ask for, I know.
> 
> Many thanks - 
> 
> de Todd/'Boomer'  KA1KAQ
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