[HIham] Fwd: [hamradiohawaii] Equipment for sale

[Ron Hashiro]

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Subject: 	[hamradiohawaii] Equipment for sale
Date: 	Sun, 25 Jul 2010 18:17:11 -1000
From: 	Kimo Chun <kimo at lava.net>
Reply-To: 	hamradiohawaii at yahoogroups.com
To: 	<hamradiohawaii at yahoogroups.com>



Ham Radio Hawaii reflector

I have amateur radio equipment I find that is excess to my needs and 
would like to sell them. Please email me if you are interested.

Alpha 99 Linear amplifier (1500W continuous output -- manual tune - easy).

FT1000mp with all filters (Pelican transport case available for it too)

Index Labs QRP Plus radio with SCAF digital filtering.

Kenwood TM-V7A Dual Band (2m/70cm) Mobile radio (light use -- never been 
mobile).

Autek HF 200W/2KW, Avg/Peak dual meter Watts/SWR meter with remote 
coupler -- Lets you keep the coax behind or under the table with the 
meter up front.

75W commercial air-cooled dummy loads (with Type N connector -- good to 
at least 1 GHz). These will handle 100W testing on an intermittent basis.

For people who don't want to play with all software based solutions I 
have hardware modems (KAM PLUS) that will encode and decode RTTY (with a 
tuning assist display) and some other modes. These will work well with 
older computers running DOS and serial ports.

Astron 13.8VDC 25A switcher power supplies -- SS-30 / SS-30M.

Assorted HF yagi antennas.

More if you inquire with what you are looking for (including a couple of 
HD color laser printers).

No, I am not getting out of ham radio. I just have too much equipment on 
hand.

Also, I know of a ham estate tower that needs a good home. I believe it 
is a Triex MW-35. 35 foot crank-up tower. There is a HyGain TH3 
tribander on it and rotator. The condition of those is unknown but they 
probably work.  The tower needs a new mechanical winch (available from 
the current manufacturer) and probably could use new lifting cables 
(also available). You, of course, would need a new tower base assembly 
to put in concrete. Otherwise, it is in good shape. It is likely better 
than paying for a new tower and shipping. Any reasonable offer will be 
entertained.

Permission to post this to other lists -- granted.

Aloha, 73

Kimo Chun, KH7U

kimo at lava.net