[na0tc] Estate sale will be held after the 6 June Club meeting

[285 TechConnect Radio Club - Morrison, Colorado]

To All Members of the 285 TechConnect Radio Club,



One of our club’s members, Dr. Robert Suding W0LMD, is moving to a new
residence where he won’t be able to continue his ham radio activities. As a
result, his family is offering all of his equipment for sale on Saturday
June 6. They have also decided to offer this equipment to members of our
club first. The sale will begin immediately after the June club meeting.
Instructions, prices and directions to the Suding residence will be given
out at the end of the meeting. The Suding residence is located about 15
minutes from where the club meets. All club members are invited to
participate and they may bring guests that are not members of the club.
Anyone wishing to participate must attend the club meeting. Items are being
sold “As-Is, No Returns”. Anyone with questions can call Bill Leonard N0CU
at 303-679-0117.



This is a partial list of the equipment that is being offered:

*Ham Gear:*

-Two 48 ft Rohn 25G *foldover* towers. These towers are still standing and
include guy wires and dc winch for foldover. It will be the buyer’s
responsibility to remove the towers

-One 78 ft Rohn 45G *foldover* tower. This tower is already on the ground

-One 40 ft crankup, 2 section aluminum tower

-One ~35 ft tower that is the base for a 160M vertical which is about 90 ft
high

-One 4 element 15M beam in good condition. Assembled and on the ground

-One 4 element 20M beam. One element needs repair

-One 4 element 20M & 2 element 40M beam on one 20 ft boom. One element
needs repair

-Numerous CDE & Yaesu rotators. Both used and new

-ICOM 7700

-Kenwood TS-2000X (has the 1296 MHz module)

-Kenwood TS-950S (not working)

-Kenwood SM-230 bandscope/oscilloscope

-Astron 35M power supply

-Alpha 77 with three spare 8877 tubes (amp needs some work)

-Flex SDR-1000 with Edirol FA66 firewire interface

-MFJ 1026 Signal Enhancer

-Hundreds of feet of coaxial and hardline RF cable

-Daiwa CN720 power meter

-VHF & UHF convertors and low noise preamps

-RF loads

-Antenna switches (both manual & remote)

-Numerous books on ham radio (all free)

*Test Equipment:*

-Tek 2232 oscilloscope

-Tek 465 oscilloscope

-ITC SA-1000 spectrum analyzer (100 KHz to 1000 MHz)

-Stanford Research Systems DS 345 Synthesized Function Generator

-Frequency counters

-Signal generators

-Numerous multimeters (analog & digital)

-Leader power supply

-Sierra 126A frequency selective voltmeter

*Miscellaneous:*

-Small solar panels

-Batteries (large & small)

-Shelves full of parts & non-working items that are good for parts (very
cheap to free)

-Numerous computers, accessories and peripherals (very cheap to free)

-Stereo equipment (very cheap to free)

-Numerous tools

-Large satellite dishes

-Lots of “stuff” that we don’t what it is (very cheap to free)