Ham Gear for Sale

updated 3/30/2010

 Contact N6XN with questions or bids. Out of area sales will be shipped FedEx, FOB Napa California. Local buyers may pay by cash or check, all others by Postal Money Order.

Item

Category

Description

Condition

Priced

Status

1

Radio

Kenwood, TS-930-S W/studio mic and foot switch. Both users and service manuals

Good. Needs audio pot

$450.00

Sold

2

Radio

Icom IC-T7H dual band hand held. One battery, w/ drop-in charger and manual Rigpix

Good

$100.00

Sold

3

Radio

Icom IC-228H 2-meter mobile. 5W/50W 20 memories. Rigpix

Good

$50.00

Sold

4

Radio

Icom IC-2100 2-meter mobile 5W/55W . with manual Rigpix

Good

$100.00

Sold

5

Radio

Icom IC-3200 dual band mobile. 20 memories,W/digitalker. Rigpix  See note below.

Poor. Display defective

$10.00

Sold

6

Radio

Alinco DR-435 UHF transceiver 3W/7W/35W   with manual  Rigpix

Good. IRLP favorite

$175.00

repriced

NEW!

Radio

Alinco HF DX-77 Transceiver 10 thru 160 meters with LDG AT-11MP auto tuner

Very Nice, includes mobile antenna

$500.00

re-listed

7

Accessory

Alpha-Delta 4 port antenna switch

Good

$10.00

Sold

8

Accessory

Kenwood diplexer

Untested

$5.00

9

Accessory

PK-232 MBX packet terminal with cables and documentation

Untested

$20.00

10

Accessory

Speaker (1 motorola, 1 Midland)

Very nice units. Plastic housings

$5.00

each

11

Accessory

Antenna bridge, MFJ model 204B

Like new

$0

Sold

12

Accessory

Tuner, MFJ Versa Tuner II model MFJ-941E

Good

$0

Sold

13

Test

Wiggins

Untested

$2.00

14

Test

Fluke VOM, model 77

Good

$30.00

Sold

15

Test

Simpson Oscilloscope, Model 452, w/manual reprint

Good

Offer

16

Test

Motorola bench power supply, model 1348B programmable, no manual

Needs cleaning, no manual

$20.00

Sold

17

Power Supp

Home brew, 7.8 to 23 VDC variable. Single pass, unfused. Risky.

Rough

$2.00

18

Power Supp

Standard brand transformer type-power suppy, 9A continuous

Modified, fair condx

$10.00

Sold

19

Power Supp

Kenwood KPS-10 13.45 VDC 10A, transformer-type, putty color

Good

$0

Sold

20

Power Supp

Tripp-Lite, 13.8 VDC, 3 Amp continuous 5 Amp surge

Good

$5.00

21

Misc

Heathkit HO-10 station monitor (scope), w/ manual

Very good

$20.00

Sold

22

Misc

Box, assorted wire hookup, stranded and solid, mixed.

Unknown

Offer

23

Misc

Box assorted cables

Unknown

Offer

24

Misc

Box, assorted cables, multi conductor

Unknown

Offer

 
25

Misc

Box, cable ties, zip ties. See notes below.

Unknown

Offer

26

Antenna

Antenna Specialists mobile, ASP-1795 UHF

New

see below

each

27

Antenna

VHF mobile, various makes and styles 7 each

new to used

see below

each

28

Antenna

5 el Yagi, UHF

Untested, not real high quality

see below

29

Antenna

Isopole UHF antenna

"sort-of works"

see below

30

Antenna

Motorola RRA antenna, 2-meters. 1:1 SWR anywhere on the band. Base station type.

New, in box

see below

31

Oddity

Pi network tuner, all homebrew but in Heathkit cabinet. Must see to appreciate.

 

note:

The best of show for homebrew products!

It HAS to work!

$20.00

32

Parts

A nine-drawer cabinet with many many coax adaptors and connectors plus miscellaneous. See notes below.

offer

Sold

33

Tower/Ant

60 foot, wide-stance self supporting winch-up with 5 element Yagi. Includes motorized winch. See Notes below

 No ship, pick up in Napa

$300.00

Sold
           

Note on Item 5: This IC3200A receives and transmits but has a defective display.  It can still be used however because it is equipped with the accessory digitalker board.  Each time a frequency is changed, a robotic voice announces the new frequency.  Not a bad deal for a creative ham!  Microphone is missing but they are available. Has manual.

Notes on Item 25: White nylon zip ties, (not Uv resistant)  Panduit brand in value pak boxes. Box includes a well used tension tool for production application. Sizes from 3" (2 boxes of 1,000, one unopened) to  10".  Partial box of stainless steel band ties 50 count +/-.    Value at least $50 retail, make offer for the lot.

Notes on Antennas, Items 26 through 29:  Item 26-These are new-in the box units.  They have a NMO mount, plated whip support and 1/4 wave whip.  They are tuned by the mfgr to 450 mHz but will tune down easily.  Good quarter wave roof-top mobile antenna. $5 each.

Item 27:  Mostly NMO style mounts.  One new Larson dual band 2 meters and 440 mHz.  Still in the bag with all the parts. $10.  One used Larson same as the new one but without the base gasket and wrench. $5.  Two each Larson UHF-only mobile antennas.  Look similar to the dual band units but shorter base coil.  Both tested ok. $5 each.  Two each fender mount "disguise" 2-meter antennas.  Good condition but peculiar resonance. (the analyzer doesn't like them) $2 each.  One Midland 30-35 mHz unit with NMO base. $1.  One KulRod for 2-meters.  Coax has been cut off at 6 feet. $2.  One commercial base station antenna for 2-meters.  119" long, all aluminum or stainless parts. Resonates at 148 mHz but will tune anywhere in the 2-meter band.  Nice repeater antenna. $20

Item 28: 5-element UHF Yagi.  Rough condition but it can be cleaned up and tuned up. $5

Item 29: One Isopole for 440 mHz.  Analyzer says it's defective.  You feel lucky? $2. Nice condition otherwise.

Item 30: Motorola RRA base station antenna for 2-meters.  Still in the box. 1:1 SWR anywhere you want it in the 2-meter band. $10.

 NOTE! These are going to the swap meet on May 1st and not coming back.  If you want one, act now!

Notes on Item 31: This tuner does not come with a manual.  Not much of the original Heathkit tuner remains but the design is solid and the components are first class.  This tuner is built in a Pi network configuration and operation is very simple and straight forward.  Both variable capacitors are kilowatt rated and made by E.F.Johnson.  The antenna-side capacitor is 150 pF and the transmitter-side capacitor is a 250 pF unit.  The inductor is a 36 turn roller coil made by James Millen and wound on a 2 inch ceramic form.  The roller coil is driven by a Millen turn-counter.  All three components are controlled by stainless shafts and flexible insulated couplings.  The most interesting twist is the way the builder brought out the built-in SWR meter to the front panel.  A conventional SWR bridge (thousands were made for CB rigs in the 70's) is mounted to the back panel so that the UHF connector extends out for connection to the transmitter.  The other connector of the bridge is wired to the transmitter side capacitor.  The original meter was removed and a small terminal strip was mounted in it's place.  The terminal strip is then wired out to a small meter on the front panel.  Two small switches and a pilot lamp have been added to aid in tuning.  See the photos below. (Click photo to enlarge)

 

 

Item 9 Front Item 9 Rear Item 11 with manual Item 11 closeup Item 12 Front Item 12 Rear

 

Item 13 (R) and 14 (L) Item 15 Item 16 Item 16 Item 17

 

Item 18 Front Item 18 Rear Item 19 Front Item 19 Rear Item 20

Notes on 32: This is a nine-drawer cabinet with many coax adaptors and connectors.  The adaptors are mostly BNC and N with a few UHF.  About 60+ in several configurations.  The connectors are mostly BNC and TNC, both wrench and crip with a few N types.  Most are new in the bag.  About 50 BNC/TNC the rest are N.

 

Item 21 Front Item 21 Rear 9 drawers:  See notes above Too much to list No ship: cash and carry

Notes on Item 33. This is a 60 foot, 3 section winch up, tilt over.  The winch is motorized.  The tower comes with a CDE tail twister rotor, 10 foot mast and thrust bearing.  It also includes a 5 element Yagi as yet unidentified.  Looks a lot like a TH5-MKII but the traps have exposed coils.  See photos if you can identify it.

The tower base is simply (3) 1-1/8" j-bolts embedded in a big concrete block.  The tower mounts to the bolts exactly like a traffic signal or metal street light pole.  We need to saw off the base mounting bolts when we take it down as they are embedded in a 5' x 5' x 5' block of concrete.  New mounting bolts may be available if not they can be fabricated:  4' J-bolts, 1-1/8" diameter should do the trick.  3 required.  Photos below.  See in Napa, photos available upon request.

Close up of the tower base Tower and beam 5-element Yagi Close up of the Yagi