I have the following items for sale. Prices do not include shipping. I
will ship overseas.

Precision E-200-C Signal Generator.............$50 plus Shipping
This unit covers 90 kHz to 120 MHz. It has two separate adjustable RF
outputs as well as internal modulation and adjustable AVC voltage. The
tuning dial even has a smooth vernier movement. This is a clean working
unit. It does not have probes or test leads. Includes a photocopy of
the manual.
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National Type ACN Dial................................$40 plus Shipping
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B&W Type TVL Coil Base ..................................$10 plus
Shipping
This is for the TVL series of plug-in coils. This is just thing if you
are building a 1940's style transmitter.
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Heathkit Transistor Radio.............$60 plus Shipping
Introduced in the fall of 1957. A kit radio from the early transistor
days, this radio uses seven socketed metal-cased transistors (2N252,
2N253, 2N254, 2N185, 2N185, 2N238). It's powered by six flashlight
batteries. The radio shows some wear but overall is in nice shape for
it's age. It works intermittently.
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Triplett 800 VOM with Manual.............$50 plus Shipping
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Western Union Legless Telegraph Key.............$35 plus Shipping
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LS-166/U Dynamic Loudspeaker for PRC-47 Radio Set.............$40 plus
Shipping
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Electrovoice Model 623 Microphone - New in box..................$125
plus shipping
This is a Hi-Z dynamic mike with instructions and cable.
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Eico 249 VTVM.............$20 plus shipping
Clean and working unit with a nice large easy to read meter. Meter has
a small crack on the lower left side and their is a scuff across the
meter face. No probes but has a connector so you can build your own.
Includes a photocopy of the manual
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Westinghouse AC Voltmeter....................$35 plus shipping
This meter in a heavy bakelite measures 0-150 volts and the ranges are
changed by making the appropriate connections to the meter. The ranges
a 1, 5, 15 and 150 volts. This is a working unit in nice condition.
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Precision Apparatus Series 85 VOM.........$20 plus shipping
Vintage well built VOM. Tested and working.
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Brown Portable Potentiometer - Honeywell Artifact.........$35 plus
shipping
This was made by Minneapolis Honeywell in Philadelphia. Never knew they
were in Philadelphia so this must be pretty old! I would guess that this
is from the 1920's or 1930's. According to the instruction card, "this
instrument is for checking potentiometers and thermocouples. It can also
be used for checking millivoltmeters and other sources of electromotive
force within its range. The range of this instrument is 0-71 millivolts
DC." The instrument itself appears to be in excellent condition. The
instruction card does have a water stain and and leather handle is
coming apart.
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VHF Probe Detector - RF Labs Boonton, NJ.........$30 plus shipping
This is a piece of vintage test equipment, a VHF Probe Detector made by
Radio Frequency Labs of Boonton, NJ. According to the enclosed data
sheets, this was made in 1950. This unit covers 70-150 MHz. Includes the
meter, all attachments and the wooden case. The original factory
calibration sheets filled out by hand and dated November 1950 are still
in the case. All appear to be in very good condition.
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McMurdo Silver Model 900 VOMAX VTVM with RF probe...$20 plus shipping
This is from the 1940's and an interesting piece if you collect McMurdo
Silver equipment. Includes a copy of the manual. This unit is untested.
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Thanks for looking.

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Dave N7RK Boatanchors Home Page:
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Phoenix, Arizona *DXCC Honor Roll* *WAZ#23 - 75 Meter SSB*

ex-XE2/N7RK, N7RK/ZB2, VK2ERK, ZM0AJN, WB6NRK, WN6IWX

Boatanchor Collector Extraordinaire preferring Hallicrafters, National
and what ever else looks interesting!