[Milsurplus] Dayton Hamvention 2022

[Ray Fantini]

Sounds stupid but somehow I think both. Saw command sets for $20 to $100 depending on condition, Viking 2 for $50 with manual, several BC-348 and 342 prices ranging between $40 and $200 several RF-350K transceivers lots of R-390A receivers and saw two Harris 5000/5020 that sold for $750.00 each, other stuff like PRC-104 sets were high, like $1,400 but don't think they sold. Can tell you that if you're paying attention I bought that rackmount RF-280 for what I am selling the old one for. The person with me at my space sold most of his stuff by Friday afternoon. Sales were slower on Saturday but still stuff was selling.
A interesting story, it had rained all night and Friday morning. Before we set up there was much concern that with two R-390 receivers, a 1051 Navy radio and a bunch of other heavy stuff the table legs would sink into the mud. First thing in the morning obtained two Motorola Micors for free to put under the table legs.
Bernie did not sell either of the R-390A receivers, think they were priced at $500 and $700 but there were a ton of people there selling R-390A receivers.
There was also a GRC-215 Pacer Bounce 1 kW system, exciter receiver, amplifier, power supplies and rack that sold for $500, I never saw it being it was gone by the time I went looking for it.

Ray F/KA3EKH

From: Jeep Platt <jeepcomms at outlook.com>
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2022 2:25 PM
To: Ray Fantini <RAFANTINI at salisbury.edu>; MMRCG at groups.io; MRCA at mailman.qth.net; milsurplus at mailman.qth.net; HarrisRadio at groups.io
Subject: Re: Dayton Hamvention 2022


A lot of beautiful equipment to be had. How was the level of actual buying and selling, I wonder?  Was it a buyers or sellers market?  Just curious...
Jeep K3HVG


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