For Sale items listed below. If you are interested in these items, please contact us. We encourage you to use eBay or other reseller sites for your equipment but if you are unfamiliar with those sites and you have used ham gear you would like to sell, please let us know. We’d like to help by listing it here informally.
HN-31 Cantenna Dummy Load (Filled with mineral oil. NOT PCBs)
Johnson kW Matchbox with Power meter and sensor
Tektronix Oscilloscope model 422. Old, works, but needs some TLC
Conar 223 Tube Tester Box (and a metric ton of tubes)
Kenwood TM-211A and a TM-221A; 2m radios
Comet CX-333 triband antenna VHF / UHF
DIY 2m J-pole antenna
Btech (BoafengTech) Dual Band radio model UV50x2
An APE Ex-700 Solder repair station with lots of consumables to go with it. (Great for your home repair station)
BUT WAIT….
There’s MOREl
If interested please contact Paul AC1DW.
email: kc1hep@gmail.com
Anyone want to restore something like this?
It did work years ago when I powered it up.
I’d give it to someone to fix. I should probably ask at least 25$ though.
For more information contact Paul AC1DW
email: kc1hep@gmail.com
Tri-Ex Tower
I have a 40 foot Tri-Ex Tower.
It needs to be guyed. It is sort of like a Rohn. (Pic of base and tower )
For more information contact Paul AC1DW
email: kc1hep@gmail.com
I have a complete tiltable tower with tri-band antenna.
Tri-Band is a Force 12 C-3
Tower is a Wade DMX-44N (44 ft free standing tower)
Rotator is Ham IV with controller and about 300 feet of cable
Brand new Mast Bearing on top.
About 300 feet of 213 RF cable to feed the antenna with.
Hinge up base for tilting the tower when erecting or maintenance
For more information contact Paul AC1DW
email: kc1hep@gmail.com
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Mini Digital Oscilloscope and Miscellaneous Connectors and Adapters
For scope or connectors, contact Paul at prcontos@gmail.com. Click table below to enlarge. Posted 8/15/2024.
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For Sale Tips on Buying and Selling Used Ham Gear
Tip #1: Radios currently in production – buy new.
Tip #2: Consider buying a used amateur radio model that is no longer in production.
Tip #3: Having all the original packaging and accessories increases the value of your radio when buying or selling.
Tip #4: If you can, see the used equipment before buying and try it out on the air.
Tip #5: Be an informed buyer
Tip #6: Know what you want ad don’t want.
Tip #7: Have someone you know who is knowledgeable and experienced in buying and selling equipment, especially if you are a new ham.
Hamfests are a great place to pick up interesting pieces of equipment. You can buy radios, both new and used, and also pick up a lot of unique items you may never find anywhere else. When you go to a hamfest give yourself a budget. Don’t be afraid to walk away if you don’t see something in your price range. Buyers remorse for spending too much is worse than the feeling of letting something get away. There’s always the next fest.