[NCARC] A bunch of equipment I'd like to loan out

[John at]

Shortened Repost of a reply to Ron's generous offer:

Hi Ron,

   I'm John Wells, KB0NE, the technical chair for NCARC and very much
appreciate your offer of the hardware.

  If you would like to get together at some point we could discuss in more
detail about what you have and it's usefulness to the club or other
individuals.

  For one, the spec anny and tracking generator would be quite helpful for
checking out our errant .115 repeater on Horsetooth and other gear and I
would like to check it out before out next trip to the repeater site.

  Right now I am store-housing NCARCs extra gear in my very spacious, dry
and mostly mouse proof barn. If you wanted to move out your hardware to a
little more convenient location I'd be happy to supervise the transition
and oversee the hardware's proper use.

  One thing that we as the board had discussed was responsibility for
damage to the equipment and we would need to talk about this aspect too
since some of this gear is out of production and so forth..

  I live a little closer to town than you....  approximately at the North
end of Taft Hill road,  about 2 miles EAST of Livermore.


John at KB0NE, amateur radio station




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On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 6:41 PM, Ron Bailer <Ron at bailer.com> wrote:

> As a member...I think...of the group, and a former broadcast consultant who
> can is no longer active (MS) I have a pile of equipment that is no longer
> being used but could be useful  by the club or it's members.
>
> It includes:
>
> Advantest U4342 Spectrum analyzer w/tracking generator & manual
> Eagle return loss bridge w/Eagle precision 50 ohm load & short
> HP 8901B modulation analyzer & manual
> HP 8640B RF generator, 512 MHz
> HP 8601A RF sweeper
> General Radio OIB  (I don't recall the model, and can't lay my hands on it
> right now, but it was the last one they made before their demise)
>
> And perhaps items I don't recall, or imagine the club would find useful.
>
> All I ask for is resonable care, read the manuals before you apply power to
> items, and pick-up and return, as I can no longer drive.  I am a ways out
> in
> Glacier View Meadows, about an hour away from Fort Collins.   I'd consider
> secure storage at someplace else if someone volunteer and keeps good record
> of where/who has stuff.
>
> I just, primarily,  want the equipment to serve a good cause rather than
> sell it at a considerable loss on eBay.
>
> Ron
> N0ZGA
>
>
>
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