http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3063510857

Excellent condition 1946 book. Many very useful circuits - not just a
theory book. Actually details Knight Kits from 1946, including full
schematics and parts lists. Full details at above link.

Thanks for looking!

DO YOU THINK NOBODY ON THE NEWSGROUP HAS THE CAPABILITY OF SEEING YOUR
PARTS ON EBAY ? THINK AGAIN.



PLEASE EXCUSE CAPS, SHORT REPLIES, STROKE

Bill Turner, WA0ABI, 1117 Pike St., Saint Charles,MO 63301. Phone
636-949-2210

Plastic Dial covers, any size, any shape. $14.00
Glass Dial covers, 2" to 8 7/8" x 1/16" incr, $14.00

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS, new, 7/8"DIA. X 3" OR 3 1/4" long, shiney red
or blue cover, brown end seal, printed inscription down the length,
metal mounting strap with a hole for mounting.
33uF-47uF 160 volts, $2.50
33 uF-33uF-33uF 160 volts $3.00
47 uF-47uF-47uF 160 volts $3.50
33uF -47uF 160 volts 47uF/100 $4.00 with bias cap.
33uF-47uF 94 uF/100 volts $4.00 (AC/DCbattery sets) 22uF-22uF 450 volts
$4.00 (for AC sets) 22uF-22uF-22uF 450 volts $4.50 (for AC sets
10 uF 900 volts $6.00
HALLICRAFTERS S-38, A, B, C, D, E, $10.00
ZENITH T/O (can type) all except 7G605 $15.00 .
ALL POSTAGE PAID,cashr, check, money order

For a business SASE a copy of the Pocket Resouce Guide and my personal
four page catalog of pieces, parts, and manuals.

I'm confused. This is not an ad for parts.

GS


"Bill Turner" wrote in message
...
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PARTS ON EBAY ? THINK AGAIN.



PLEASE EXCUSE CAPS, SHORT REPLIES, STROKE

Bill Turner, WA0ABI, 1117 Pike St., Saint Charles,MO 63301. Phone
636-949-2210

Plastic Dial covers, any size, any shape. $14.00
Glass Dial covers, 2" to 8 7/8" x 1/16" incr, $14.00

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS, new, 7/8"DIA. X 3" OR 3 1/4" long, shiney red
or blue cover, brown end seal, printed inscription down the length,
metal mounting strap with a hole for mounting.
33uF-47uF 160 volts, $2.50
33 uF-33uF-33uF 160 volts $3.00
47 uF-47uF-47uF 160 volts $3.50
33uF -47uF 160 volts 47uF/100 $4.00 with bias cap.
33uF-47uF 94 uF/100 volts $4.00 (AC/DCbattery sets) 22uF-22uF 450 volts
$4.00 (for AC sets) 22uF-22uF-22uF 450 volts $4.50 (for AC sets
10 uF 900 volts $6.00
HALLICRAFTERS S-38, A, B, C, D, E, $10.00
ZENITH T/O (can type) all except 7G605 $15.00 .
ALL POSTAGE PAID,cashr, check, money order

For a business SASE a copy of the Pocket Resouce Guide and my personal
four page catalog of pieces, parts, and manuals.

Hi Bill - Ebay postings are in fact IN the charter for this newsgroup. If
you don't like them, you should learn how to use your newsreader filters
so you won't be 'offended'. But flaming people is actually a VIOLATION
of the group - so really, you are the one who is sort of 'out of synch'

Email if you have questions,

Oren


"Bill Turner" wrote in message
...
DO YOU THINK NOBODY ON THE NEWSGROUP HAS THE CAPABILITY OF SEEING YOUR
PARTS ON EBAY ? THINK AGAIN.



PLEASE EXCUSE CAPS, SHORT REPLIES, STROKE

Bill Turner, WA0ABI, 1117 Pike St., Saint Charles,MO 63301. Phone
636-949-2210

Plastic Dial covers, any size, any shape. $14.00
Glass Dial covers, 2" to 8 7/8" x 1/16" incr, $14.00

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS, new, 7/8"DIA. X 3" OR 3 1/4" long, shiney red
or blue cover, brown end seal, printed inscription down the length,
metal mounting strap with a hole for mounting.
33uF-47uF 160 volts, $2.50
33 uF-33uF-33uF 160 volts $3.00
47 uF-47uF-47uF 160 volts $3.50
33uF -47uF 160 volts 47uF/100 $4.00 with bias cap.
33uF-47uF 94 uF/100 volts $4.00 (AC/DCbattery sets) 22uF-22uF 450 volts
$4.00 (for AC sets) 22uF-22uF-22uF 450 volts $4.50 (for AC sets
10 uF 900 volts $6.00
HALLICRAFTERS S-38, A, B, C, D, E, $10.00
ZENITH T/O (can type) all except 7G605 $15.00 .
ALL POSTAGE PAID,cashr, check, money order

For a business SASE a copy of the Pocket Resouce Guide and my personal
four page catalog of pieces, parts, and manuals.

On Fri, 5 Dec 2003 05:09:16 UTC, "GS"
wrote:

I'm confused. This is not an ad for parts.

GS

I'm "guessing" that bill was commenting on your other "for auction"
posts. Those don't bother me, although I prefer to read editorials
and essays on boatanchors as well as technical tips.

All, take a close look at what bill wrote. He is saying that
he had a stroke and that is why he is writing short replies in
caps. Mull that over, short terse replies, kinda outburst-like,
he's asking for people to cut him some slack while he recovers.

Yeah, I can understand that. Good luck on your recovery, bill!!!!

I remember when kh6ij had a stroke in the 1970's and came on
frequency, it was a long slow recovery and painful to listen to.

Good luck bill, speedy recovery!!!

de ah6gi/4 heathkit fixer

groups.yahoo.com/group/codenocode --- flame site
www.kiyoinc.com/heathstuff.html --- boatanchor site



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Oren Blackman wrote:

Hi Bill - Ebay postings are in fact IN the charter for this newsgroup. If
you don't like them, you should learn how to use your newsreader filters
so you won't be 'offended'. But flaming people is actually a VIOLATION
of the group - so really, you are the one who is sort of 'out of synch'

Email if you have questions,

Could you post a pointer to the charter?

JJ ) writes:
Oren Blackman wrote:

Hi Bill - Ebay postings are in fact IN the charter for this newsgroup. If
you don't like them, you should learn how to use your newsreader filters
so you won't be 'offended'. But flaming people is actually a VIOLATION
of the group - so really, you are the one who is sort of 'out of synch'

Email if you have questions,

Could you post a pointer to the charter?

Actually, the charter won't say anything about Ebay.

Boatanchors was created back in late 1995 or 96, which I thought predated
Ebay.

There is an archive of newsgroup creation messages at
ftp://ftp.uu.net/archive/usenet/control
(at least for those newsgroups created after the archive was started)
and one can see the creation message for boatanchors he
ftp://ftp.uu.net/archive/usenet/cont....boatanchors.Z

It seems later than I remember it being created.

I remember the discussion. There was concern that if ads were allowed,
the newsgroup wouldn't be carried by some sites, a reflection of the
non-business roots of the internet. But unfortunately, some whined
that buying and selling was integral to the hobby of old equipment,
so ads were decided to be on-topic.

Note, however, the line about
The newsgroup, rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors, is primarily for
discussions of topics related to classic amateur radio gear.

And note that when it goes into detail about what's on and off-topic,
mention of ads is pretty far down the list.

In other words, ads do seem to be allowed, but it sure wasn't
the intent when this newsgroup was created that ads be a significant
amount of the traffic.

Note that we often see off-topic stuff discussed and forsale here.
A TS-830 is hardly a boatanchor, not in size/weight, age, or makeup.

ONce it was decided that ads do fit in here, sadly then we get
completely off topic posts, because people don't care when they
sell things, so if they see ads it's okay to sell recent equipment,
computers, audio stuff, and even guns.

I don't differentiate between forsale ads and Ebay ads in discussion
newsgroups. To fuss about it seems to ignore the very fact that ads
don't belong in discussion newsgroups.

What clearly does seem to violate the intent of the charter is someone
posting multiple posts the same day, treating this as a buy and sell newsgroup
rather than a discussion newsgroup where incidental buying and selling is
permitted. There is a big difference between someone who is here and
discussing this neat old equipment, and happens to offer some old piece
of equipment, and someone who comes here merely to sell their stuff.


Michael VE2BVW

Michael Black wrote:

JJ ) writes:



I remember the discussion. There was concern that if ads were allowed,
the newsgroup wouldn't be carried by some sites, a reflection of the
non-business roots of the internet. But unfortunately, some whined
that buying and selling was integral to the hobby of old equipment,
so ads were decided to be on-topic.

Note, however, the line about
The newsgroup, rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors, is primarily for
discussions of topics related to classic amateur radio gear.

But that isn't going to stop the ebay hounds from spaming there auction ads.

And note that when it goes into detail about what's on and off-topic,
mention of ads is pretty far down the list.

In other words, ads do seem to be allowed, but it sure wasn't
the intent when this newsgroup was created that ads be a significant
amount of the traffic.

Exactly, the intent was to have the group for discussion and if someone
occasionally had an item for sale that would be OK. Then comes the
ebayers who thing every newsgroup was created just so they can spam
their auction ads to squeeze an extra buck out of their auction. Now
this group is mostly ads for ebay junk and very little discussion thanks
to those who only care to make a buck.

Note that we often see off-topic stuff discussed and forsale here.
A TS-830 is hardly a boatanchor, not in size/weight, age, or makeup.

ONce it was decided that ads do fit in here, sadly then we get
completely off topic posts, because people don't care when they
sell things, so if they see ads it's okay to sell recent equipment,
computers, audio stuff, and even guns.

If it makes them an extra buck the could not care less about posting
their ebay ads to discussion newsgroups.

I don't differentiate between forsale ads and Ebay ads in discussion
newsgroups. To fuss about it seems to ignore the very fact that ads
don't belong in discussion newsgroups.

What clearly does seem to violate the intent of the charter is someone
posting multiple posts the same day, treating this as a buy and sell newsgroup
rather than a discussion newsgroup where incidental buying and selling is
permitted. There is a big difference between someone who is here and
discussing this neat old equipment, and happens to offer some old piece
of equipment, and someone who comes here merely to sell their stuff.

Exactly, but the ebayers don't care, the main thing is to try to make an
extra dollar or two on their auction. Ebay sellers have ruin many
discussion groups.

So what exactly is stopping you from posting your
wonderful discussion material? I have not seen a peep
of it. Personally, I am able to ignore things I don't like.
But you apparently don't have that skill? I don't get it...

Quitcherbellyaching and:

a: Learn use FILTERS. Block the words Ebay and FA and
then you can sleep at night, without all that nasty intrusion.
That will make it so you 'see no evil'.

b: Start posting all your wonderful discussion material. I'd like to
read some of it, but I have not seen ONE POST by you. Your
ONLY additions to this group are BITCHES.

c. Start a JJ newsgroup and you can Lord over it.

George Bradley
Salt Lake


"JJ" wrote in message
...
Michael Black wrote:

JJ ) writes:



I remember the discussion. There was concern that if ads were allowed,
the newsgroup wouldn't be carried by some sites, a reflection of the
non-business roots of the internet. But unfortunately, some whined
that buying and selling was integral to the hobby of old equipment,
so ads were decided to be on-topic.

Note, however, the line about
The newsgroup, rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors, is primarily for
discussions of topics related to classic amateur radio gear.

But that isn't going to stop the ebay hounds from spaming there auction
ads.

And note that when it goes into detail about what's on and off-topic,
mention of ads is pretty far down the list.

In other words, ads do seem to be allowed, but it sure wasn't
the intent when this newsgroup was created that ads be a significant
amount of the traffic.

Exactly, the intent was to have the group for discussion and if someone
occasionally had an item for sale that would be OK. Then comes the
ebayers who thing every newsgroup was created just so they can spam
their auction ads to squeeze an extra buck out of their auction. Now
this group is mostly ads for ebay junk and very little discussion thanks
to those who only care to make a buck.

Note that we often see off-topic stuff discussed and forsale here.
A TS-830 is hardly a boatanchor, not in size/weight, age, or makeup.

ONce it was decided that ads do fit in here, sadly then we get
completely off topic posts, because people don't care when they
sell things, so if they see ads it's okay to sell recent equipment,
computers, audio stuff, and even guns.

If it makes them an extra buck the could not care less about posting
their ebay ads to discussion newsgroups.

I don't differentiate between forsale ads and Ebay ads in discussion
newsgroups. To fuss about it seems to ignore the very fact that ads
don't belong in discussion newsgroups.

What clearly does seem to violate the intent of the charter is someone
posting multiple posts the same day, treating this as a buy and sell
newsgroup
rather than a discussion newsgroup where incidental buying and selling
is
permitted. There is a big difference between someone who is here and
discussing this neat old equipment, and happens to offer some old piece
of equipment, and someone who comes here merely to sell their stuff.

Exactly, but the ebayers don't care, the main thing is to try to make an
extra dollar or two on their auction. Ebay sellers have ruin many
discussion groups.

"JJ" wrote in message
...
Michael Black wrote:

JJ ) writes:



I remember the discussion. There was concern that if ads were allowed,
the newsgroup wouldn't be carried by some sites, a reflection of the
non-business roots of the internet. But unfortunately, some whined
that buying and selling was integral to the hobby of old equipment,
so ads were decided to be on-topic.

Note, however, the line about
The newsgroup, rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors, is primarily for
discussions of topics related to classic amateur radio gear.

But that isn't going to stop the ebay hounds from spaming there auction
ads.

And note that when it goes into detail about what's on and off-topic,
mention of ads is pretty far down the list.

In other words, ads do seem to be allowed, but it sure wasn't
the intent when this newsgroup was created that ads be a significant
amount of the traffic.

Exactly, the intent was to have the group for discussion and if someone
occasionally had an item for sale that would be OK. Then comes the
ebayers who thing every newsgroup was created just so they can spam
their auction ads to squeeze an extra buck out of their auction. Now
this group is mostly ads for ebay junk and very little discussion thanks
to those who only care to make a buck.

Note that we often see off-topic stuff discussed and forsale here.
A TS-830 is hardly a boatanchor, not in size/weight, age, or makeup.

ONce it was decided that ads do fit in here, sadly then we get
completely off topic posts, because people don't care when they
sell things, so if they see ads it's okay to sell recent equipment,
computers, audio stuff, and even guns.

If it makes them an extra buck the could not care less about posting
their ebay ads to discussion newsgroups.

I don't differentiate between forsale ads and Ebay ads in discussion
newsgroups. To fuss about it seems to ignore the very fact that ads
don't belong in discussion newsgroups.

What clearly does seem to violate the intent of the charter is someone
posting multiple posts the same day, treating this as a buy and sell
newsgroup
rather than a discussion newsgroup where incidental buying and selling
is
permitted. There is a big difference between someone who is here and
discussing this neat old equipment, and happens to offer some old piece
of equipment, and someone who comes here merely to sell their stuff.

Exactly, but the ebayers don't care, the main thing is to try to make an
extra dollar or two on their auction. Ebay sellers have ruin many
discussion groups.

You are all a bunch of ****ing whiners. Ebay is here to stay,
and JEZUS - didn't ya notice that a LOT of people post ads?
And what about the FOR SALE ads? You don't bitch about
those, now do you!

Go take your old man pills, park your big old ass in the recliner, and
turn off the Web TV. It's too much for you, clearly.

Either that or learn how to use your newsreader FILTERS and
protect your baby eyes from the evils of Ebay ads. God forbid you
ever get a Spam for Paris Hilton!!!

It's a ****ING OLD ARGUMENT. It ain't 1997 anymore!!!

I am MORE SICK of these arguments than the damn EBAY postings!

Get a life

"JJ" wrote in message
...
Oren Blackman wrote:

Hi Bill - Ebay postings are in fact IN the charter for this newsgroup.
If
you don't like them, you should learn how to use your newsreader filters
so you won't be 'offended'. But flaming people is actually a VIOLATION
of the group - so really, you are the one who is sort of 'out of synch'

Email if you have questions,

Could you post a pointer to the charter?