[Milsurplus] NOS ART-13

Jim Whartenby old_radio at aol.com
Sat Aug 3 17:42:14 EDT 2024


I would suggest that you put the eBay item on your Watch List.  If the seller is motivated and there isn't much interest, they may contact you with a better offer.  Then perhaps a more reasonable price can be negotiated.  Of course this doesn't always work out, especially when the price is way above reasonable.  Perhaps the seller is just testing the water and will come down in price in the next go-round?
I've gotten a few Stoddart radios lately for a lot less then the initial asking price.  Shipping was still a killer!
BTW, that was "Horatius at the Bridge" and hopefully you won't get a spear in the rear like he did!  <grin>JimLogic: Method used to arrive at the wrong conclusion, with confidence.  Murphy 

    On Saturday, August 3, 2024 at 02:22:03 PM CDT, Hubert Miller <kargo_cult at msn.com> wrote:   

  I see sometimes on Ebay something that is unique but there is just not a wide audience that appreciates it. I remember a fixed freqency marine band receiver by P.A.R., Seattle WA. Surely there are one to three people who potentially would be interested enuff to save it, but it's not priced with that reality in mind. So what happened to it, when it didn't sell, at the owner's exalted opinion of its value? Or the military VHF receiver, 1950s, which i had never seen before, and i'm certain you had not, either? Well, my answer is, you can't be Horatio at the Bridge and be there to save everything. I saw an ART-13 at a recent Oregon hamfair. $50 and no sale. In Lesser Oregon you cannot sell an ART-13, RBC, BC-683 etc. at a hamfair.Maybe, i'm thinking, a certain % of this material SHOULD  be crunched up or thrown into a volcano cauldera as sacrifice, to make the supply - demand more in balance. The only problem with that is, some last-of-its-kind survivors also get crunched.-Hue Miller
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