[Milsurplus] Radio Research

[Peter Gottlieb]

You mean Radio Research Instrument co in Connecticut?

I once visited them; big warehouse full of large WWII radar equipment.  The 
person who showed me around told me their main market was foreign nations, 
research labs and large corporations and that they really didn't sell much to 
individuals.  He mentioned they also lease and service the gear and that a 
surprisingly large amount of it was still in service around the world.

This was about 10 years ago but I don't think much has changed.

Peter


Jim Klotz wrote:
> Hi folks,
> 
> I've been trying to get a copy certain printed material from Ed Doyle at 
> Radio Research company.  I've exchanged emails and also spoken to him on 
> the phone, but weeks have gone by without communication from Mr. Doyle.  
> It's clear what he has that I want to both of us, (and I've offered to 
> pay.) Still no communication.  When I called today, an (I presume) 
> employee answered, took a message and promised a return call which never 
> came. Another call late in the day elicited the information that Mr. 
> Doyle had left for the day, and a promise of a call tomorrow.
> 
> I'm sure some of you have dealt with Mr. Doyle before.  Is this normal 
> business with him I wonder, or am I just slow in taking a hint to look 
> elsewhere?  Problem is that after several years of looking, the material 
> Mr. Doyle has is the only such information I have been able to locate.  
> He's on one coast and I'm on the other.
> 
> Any experiences with Mr. Doyle or suggestions would be welcome.  Contact 
> me off list if you'd prefer.
> 
> Thanks,
> - Jim Klotz
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