[Milsurplus] Aberdeen MV fest

Mark K3MSB mark.k3msb at gmail.com
Fri May 9 10:55:18 EDT 2014


Hi Ray –

Thanks for the nice synopsis.

I did see an RBS-2 receiver (price unknown) as well as a nice FT-226A for
$70.  The fellow with the FT-226 had some really grungy BC-451As along with
some other beat up ARC stuff.

I saw more WWII vintage stuff last year, but then I went on Friday last
year.

Mark K3MSB

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On May 9, 2014 10:29 AM, "Ray Fantini" <RAFANTINI at salisbury.edu> wrote:

> Went to Aberdeen yesterday, don't think Thursday may be as good a day to
> go as everyone says it is. Mostly vendors there trading and selling amongst
> themselves. It's just speculation on my part but think today would have
> been better.  In terms of radios saw lots of PRC-25 and 77 sets in the $250
> and above price range and many VRC-12 radios and components in the $200
> price range. Couple RT-68/67 type of things along with a complete RT-70
> being just what you need for your tank.  There was a GRR-5 for $200 and
> almost endless supply of microphones, headphones and handsets for sixties
> to seventies style radios and phones. Lots of TA-43, TA-312 phones and wire
> with reels of telephone wire selling in the $40 price range. Not as many
> newer telephones or military test sets as have been seen in the past and
> not as much of the old WW-2 stuff although saw at least one or two RBM
> receivers and for some reason there is always at least one ARC-1 radio for
> sale there. The usual couple dealer
>  s of high end military radios were there selling there PRC-77, PRC-74 and
> the like all in the three hundred dollar and above range along with lots of
> VRC-90 and the like accessories but not one radio. One of the things that I
> was looking for was a new battery PRC-119 (BA5590) but no one had one for
> sale so there was no 51.0 opps on my part. Did set up my PRC-108 and
> checked into the Moose & Squirrel net on 5.357and that worked out well.
> Overall not a bad sale and still think it's worth the trip although it
> appears more and more that the most prevalent item that's for sale there is
> clothing, then vehicle parts and after all that everything else.
>
> Ray F/KA3EKH
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