From jeff@w9sar.org  Thu Jan  2 21:58:37 2003
From: jeff@w9sar.org (Jeff Howell)
Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 16:58:37 -0500
Subject: [FreeBay] WTD:  UHF-to-N Adapter
Message-ID: <FFENJNBCCKDICOPDINPBGECLCCAA.jeff@w9sar.org>

Looking for a UHF male to N female adapter.  I thought RS had them, but I
guess not any more.

73,
Jeff, W9SAR


From rts13@digitalusa.net  Fri Jan  3 01:07:16 2003
From: rts13@digitalusa.net (rts13)
Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 20:07:16 -0500
Subject: [FreeBay] Free data terminals and free/cheap microwave dish
Message-ID: <02a101c2b2c4$76503fa0$7417f5cd@z3a6y4>

Ahoy Hams:

Giveaway

"Dumb" VDT (video display terminal) monitor terminal with 
keyboard.  Manufactured by AT&T.  Has the 25 pin RS-232 
jacks on rear. The monochrome CRT has perfect brightness, 
focus, and contrast.  I used it full-time in place of a 
computer on a packet TNC setup for a VHF DX packet cluster 
connection. The beauty of that arrangement was that I 
didn't have to tie-up a computer to watch the DX packet 
cluster.  

To go with that working unit, I have an identical VDT 
(less keyboard) for spare parts; e.g.CRT.

Both terminals would be difficult to pack securely so 
they are available if you want to drop by and pick 
the pair up.

I no longer use a TNC, so I don't need the VDTs any 
longer.
===================

Microwave Dish (cheap almost free)

Also available for pickup is a heavy duty microwave 
dish. Here are the details.

10 foot 9 inch diameter parabolic dish antenna that is 
thick walled fiberglass or specialized plastic.  It is not 
at all damaged and it was for high-wind service (hurricanes).  
It is stamped ML44 on each of the four pie-shaped sections 
that bolt together. It was utilized in a 4gHz point-to-point 
microwave system.  

The labeling on the gunplexor read: R.L. Drake, model 2574, 
low noise amp, 3.7-4.2 Ghz.  

I purchased new galvanized bolts, lockwashers, and nuts to 
fasten the pie-sections together. It can be disassembled and 
transported in a 5' x' 8' trailer or similar.   $20 if you 
want the new galvanized hardware.  The dish is FREE if you 
don't want the hardware.  You pick up at my house and I'll 
help you disassemble it and load it up.

Located in Beverly Hills, FL near Crystal River, Citrus County. 
73  Pete  K4LDR
email: rts13@digitalusa.net


From jeff@w9sar.org  Wed Jan  8 01:08:52 2003
From: jeff@w9sar.org (Jeff Howell)
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 20:08:52 -0500
Subject: [FreeBay] Looking for info on EFJ 9841
Message-ID: <FFENJNBCCKDICOPDINPBIEHECCAA.jeff@w9sar.org>

Anybody on the list know anything about the EF Johnson 9841 mobile?

Thanks

From k06bb@elite.net  Wed Jan  8 21:08:55 2003
From: k06bb@elite.net (Phil Atchley)
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 2003 21:08:55 -0000
Subject: [FreeBay] Swap TWO Iomega Zip Drives
Message-ID: <001f01c2b75a$28d93b60$5ec37643@ko6bb>

Hi.
I have two Iomega 100MB zip drives with accessories that I would like to
swap.  Here is all that is included in the package.  Install these on two
computers and swap/backup files easily.  They connect to the parallel port
of your computer between the printer and the computer.

1.  Two Iomega External Zip Drives, good condition and both work.
2.  Two Parallel Port computer/Drive connecting cables.
3.  'ONE' 5 Volt Power cube.  You will need to get a 2nd 5 Volt power cube
for the 2nd drive. Probably a "universal" one from Radio shack will work.
4.  Ten 100MB Zip disks (1GB total), used but reformatted and clean, good
condition in boxes.
5.  Floppies containing the Iomega Zip Disk software for Win95/98.  I will
also put the Latest Iomega Software install package on a Zip disk for you
(file too large for floppy)

WHAT I WANT:
A nice 2 mobile 2 meter transceiver.  It doesn't have to be the newest or
greatest but should meet the following criteria.
1.  Synthesized digital tuning (NO Xtal Rigs please).
2.  Have repeater offset and PLL capability.  Don't need Touchtone mic etc
though it'd be nice.
3.  8 to 10 (or more) memories that store offsets, frequency and PLL etc.
4.  25 Watts or so output.
5.  I don't care if it's been mobile or is scratched, BUT it MUST work well
with no problems.

Terms.  Each to ship their own equipment.

73 de Phil  KO6BB


From k06bb@elite.net  Sat Jan 11 20:59:29 2003
From: k06bb@elite.net (Phil Atchley)
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2003 20:59:29 -0000
Subject: [FreeBay] Swap TWO Iomega Zip Drives
Message-ID: <001d01c2b9b4$56406db0$71c37643@ko6bb>

Hi.
I have two Iomega 100MB zip drives with accessories that I would like to
swap.  Here is all that is included in the package.  Install these on two
computers and swap/backup files easily.  They connect to the parallel port
of your computer between the printer and the computer.

1.  Two Iomega External Zip Drives, good condition and both work.
2.  Two Parallel Port computer/Drive connecting cables.
3.  'ONE' 5 Volt Power cube.  You will need to get a 2nd 5 Volt power cube
for the 2nd drive. Probably a "universal" one from Radio shack will work.
4.  Ten 100MB Zip disks (1GB total), used but reformatted and clean, good
condition in boxes.
5.  Floppies containing the Iomega Zip Disk software for Win95/98.  I will
also put the Latest Iomega Software install package on a Zip disk for you
(file too large for floppy)

WHAT I WANT:

A MFJ-1026 noise canceller in good condition

OR

A nice 2 mobile 2 meter transceiver.  It doesn't have to be the newest or
greatest but should meet the following criteria.
1.  Synthesized digital tuning (NO Xtal Rigs please).
2.  Have repeater offset and PLL capability.  Don't need Touchtone mic etc
though it'd be nice.
3.  8 to 10 (or more) memories that store offsets, frequency and PLL etc.
4.  25 Watts or so output.
5.  I don't care if it's been mobile or is scratched, BUT it MUST work well
with no problems.

Terms.  Each to ship their own equipment.

73 de Phil  KO6BB




