[Milsurplus] [armyradios] re: radium and eBay

Mike Hanz aaf-radio-1 at aafradio.org
Sun May 4 18:32:04 EDT 2014


I couldn't agree more, John.  If we had to qualify every potential risk 
from the things we sell or swap, we might as well hang it up...the 
caveats would run for pages and pages.  EPA we are not.  I seem to 
recall some folks saying they had their auctions terminated because of 
such things, even though the offending words or potential risk was far 
less than the risk of a traffic accident on the way to the supermarket.  
If Hue wanted to be safe, he could spray the front panel with a clear 
fixative.  That's what most people do.

  - Mike

On 5/4/2014 5:44 PM, J. Forster wrote:
> eBay has far too many restriction already. PLEASE keep quiet about it. The
> risk is very small unless you lick the dials of your radios.
>
> IMO, it's incumbant on those who buy techno toys to know the risks. Many
> use lethal high voltages or put out RF capable of burns. LASERs can blind.
> A soldering iron can burn. X-Acto knives can cut. Chemicals can poison.
> Bicycles and skis can kill.
>
> You are not everyone's nanny.



More information about the Milsurplus mailing list