[OFARC] Ham equipment donated to club

[Mike Perkins]

OFARC Members,

The club has received a donation of ham equipment from one Mike Beckman, 
who resides
in the area. Mr. Beckman, who is not a ham, inherited this equipment 
from his
father, Bernie Beckman AA5GE (SK), who died in 2001.  Some of the equipment
was sold shortly thereafter, and the rest has been in storage since that 
time.
The donation of equipment was offered to the club with the understanding 
that we
take all of it.

The equipment below will be offered first to club members. If you are 
interested
in anything listed, please make an appropriate donation to the club. 
Anything
remaining after this week will be sold or auctioned at the Texas City 
hamfest.

Please bear in mind that the condition of most of this equipment is 
unknown, and
should not be assumed to be in working order.

Photos are available, but rather than sending them through the 
reflector, I'll ask
that you email me directly at mfperkins at comcast.net for photos of any of 
these items you may be interested in.

1. Atlas Radio model 350 XL transciever. Receive function tested and is 
working.
    Frequency calibration is needed, and the digital frequency indicator 
is very erratic.
    Transmit function not tested.
2. Turner model 360 ceramic hand mic with 3-conductor phone plug, used 
with Atlas transceiver.
3. National Radio HRO-50T Receiver. General coverage AM & CW receiver with
    self-contained power supply, plug-in coil unit for 7-14 MHz 
installed in radio and
    4 additional plug-in coil assemblies in the original wooden boxes, 
and speaker.
    A classic deserving of restoration!
4. General Radio Co. Standard Signal Generator Type 1001-A.
5. Heathkit oscilloscope model 10-12.
6. Heathkit HO-10 monitor scope.
7. Knight 600A tube tester.
8. Homebrew DC power supply, not working.
9. MFJ model 1701 6-position antenna switch
10. MFJ model 1702 2-position antenna switch
11. MFJ model 204-B antenna bridge
12. Micronta transistor checker
13. Palomar Engineers antenna noise bridge
14. Heathkit VTVM model IM-13
15. MFJ model 1278 multi-mode data controller with multi-gray-level modem
16. Sigma RF-2000 RF power/SWR meter
17. Simpson model 1227 panel-mount meter, 0 - 500 mA DC
18. Simpson model 1227 panel-mount meter, 0 - 1 mA DC
19. panel-mount meter 0-15 VDC
29. Zeiss Ikon camera, very old
21. Photographer's light meter
22. CDE rotator controller (controller only, no rotator)
23. Lafayette model 223 transistor analyzer
24. Triplett round panel-mount meter, 0 - 150 mV DC
25. MFJ model 406 eletronic keyer
26. Vibroplex Blue Racer bug, chrome base with chrome plating flaking, 
repaired
     dit fingerpiece, some non-original parts.
27. Morse key type J-37 with heavy metal base.
28. Knight/Heath crystal filter
29. 2 KLH bookshelf speakers, approx. 3" driver, 6"W x 7"H x 5"D
30. Phastron 555 VOM w/metal case
31. Parts drawers, 9-1/2"W x 17" H x 6"D, 39 drawers (one missing) 
containing
     misc resistors, capacitors, connectors, switches, etc.
32. Box of misc. parts, projects, etc.
32. Box of misc. parts including Tektronix type Z plug-in unit
34. Box of misc. parts, projects, etc.

We thank Mr. Beckman for his generous donation!

73,
Mike KD5MVL


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