Vintage Radio Test Equipment

If anyone is into this stuff, i have a garage full i need to sell. Its a lot of testing stuff, old tubes, and about 100 or so different gauges. Ill post some pictures and try to get a list tomorrow. Im willing to ship for a small fee. Not looking for top dollar on this stuff but i do need to sell it for a friend. So tomorrow ill post this list and hope that someone can help me out with a buyer

Originally Posted by miked

Don't pass pass up checking for ebay sales. I will be interested in seeing what you have. I am a ham, ke4ilg. Mike

I was doing it through Ebay but since i was in Florida for so long, i had no idea that there were people waiting for stuff from me so i have 2 cases open right now. Not sure what that means for me but it sounds bad. Plus, with all the different meters i have and how heavy some of this stuff is, its just a problem for me. Id rather sell it to some of your guys on here

Originally Posted by miked

If you are going to sell on ebay you need to be very mindful of what is going on. I have the ebay app for my phone with alerts. If I have a problem I am aware of it right away and am able to respond quickly. I have had a few returns and a couple of cases. Quick response by me has resolved them and I move on. I sell used stuff so I expect to have returns, its just part of this business. Mike

Well, it was either stay home and dont do the job or end the bidding and hope someone wants it later. Stupid me forgot to end it before i left though. Didnt realize i was only going to get 2 hours to prepare for a month in Florida...

It sounds as if the ham radio folks would be the most likely buyers for your gear.

Here's a website with info on the ham radio clubs in your area: Ham Radio Clubs in SE Michigan | WA2HOM.

You could also try out the "swapmeet" (forum marketplace listings) at Callsign Database by QRZ.COM.

Originally Posted by FLimits

It sounds as if the ham radio folks would be the most likely buyers for your gear.

Here's a website with info on the ham radio clubs in your area: Ham Radio Clubs in SE Michigan | WA2HOM.

You could also try out the "swapmeet" (forum marketplace listings) at Callsign Database by QRZ.COM.

Ill have to check these later. I know i said id make a list of what i have but i went fishing and got drunk instead so... tomorrow!

Originally Posted by Lurch

Ill have to check these later. I know i said id make a list of what i have but i went fishing and got drunk instead so... tomorrow!

Sounds like you caught that Spring Fever bug that's going around...

Greibach Instruments Microampmeter Model 700

2 General Electric Portable Double Bridges. I believe both are B-19s

Triplett Electrical Instrument Vacuum Tube Voltmeter model 850

esi Electro Scientific Industries Portametric PVB 300

General Radio Company Incremental Inductance Bridge 1633-A

General Radio Company Resistance Limit Bridge 1652-A

esi Universal Impedance Bridge Model 291B (tested and works)

Leeds & Northrup Co. K.S. 3011 Wheatstone Bridge

6CA4 Vacuum Tube and EF86/6267 Vacuum Tube

I have no clue if any of this stuff still works but ill go through and test them all as i go. There are also 100+ different meters like DC, AMP, and VU meters. Everything is for sale and needs to go

Lurch, do you have any tube testers? I have been looking for one for a while. I am in Auburn Hills.

Originally Posted by AuburnEwaste

Lurch, do you have any tube testers? I have been looking for one for a while. I am in Auburn Hills.

I wish i did. That list is everything i have,as far as i know

Originally Posted by freonjoe

If you find an old B & K frequency generator, I would be interested.

hey just stumbled on this, getting back into scrapping. I actually have a B&K model 970 frequency generator to get rid of if you are still interested at all...picked up a bunch of ham and heathkit and repair equipment...O'scopes, etc.