[Milsurplus] Apex Electronics

[J. Forster]

They barely break even much of the time, but the occasional lucky bonanzas
is what they live for.  Also, scrap metals, especially precious ones, are
often off the books.

FWIW,

-John

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> Based on seeking and buying surplus electronics for over 60 years, I have
> come to the opinion that surplus dealers live in an alternate universe.
> The specific source of their product is always obscure beyond "the
> Government", their financing is unbelievable, and they regularly offend
> their few customers.  How can a "business" survive under those conditions
> in the real universe WE live in?
>
> YMMV, 73,
> George
> W5VPQ
>
>
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> What I mean by hoarding is being a store and asking so much for items that
> your
> collection becomes impossible to even browse, overflowing the isles.
> Surplus
> sellers are not collectors, they are businesspeople.  If they were to put
> together a complete radio system it would only be to get more money, not
> to use
> it or display it.
>
> Collectors can be hoarders too, but that is a bit different.
>
> I don't have anywhere near as much as many people I know because I give
> stuff
> away, or trade it, or even scrap it out.
>
>
>
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