For Sale items listed below. If you are interested in these items, please contact us or the seller below.
YAESU – VHF/UHF Dual Band FM Transceiver ($154.95)
FT-60R
Ni-MH Battery
Battery Case ($18.95)
Operating Manual
Diamond Antenna, Model: SRH77CA. ($22.95)
I bought my radio with accessories at Ham Radio Outlet, Inc. Salem NH. in March of 2022. (I have the store receipt). I am asking $150.00 for the whole package. Please let me know if you know of anyone interested. Thank You!
Jenny Wilson
(603) 793-1730
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No idea on what the value of the coax and control cable would be.
Just the three major components would be over $3500 new.
Asking $1700 for the complete set-up.
Have reproduction manuals to help with re-assembly.
Many more pictures available. Paul, AC1DW Email: Kilo Charlie 1 HEP @ gmail <dot> com.
Located near Ossipee, NH Delivery of items is possible for a small fee if needed
Force 12 C-3 tri-bander (Trapless) 10, 15, 20 meters w/ balun at feedpoint
Radiators are fully assembled (was tuned). Tuning should not be needed.
(C3S-JK is $1,165 new)
Approximately 300 feet of Coax plus a ~40 foot piece that goes from Antenna to base of tower.
Hy-Gain Ham IV Rotator & Control (works)
MFJ has 9 left at $800 each.
and approx 300 ft of control line. (Plus a ~40 foot section like the antenna)
Complete Wade Tower and Force C-3 Tri-Band antenna setup
A complete package to get you DXing fast.
Wade DMX-44N tower; tilt-over base, Self Supporting, no guying needed.
Brand new rotator bearing on top.
Wade is still in business.
$1570 on ebay New
If interested please 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.