[GLLUG] Speaking of (and to) GLLUG hams

[Stanley C. Mortel]

BTW, for those GLLUGers who are also ham radio operators, I am currently 
trying to "place" about 60 years worth of ham radio equipment, going 
back to WWII Airforce Radio Transmitters.  Lots of high end meters, 
tubes, etc.  Lots of manuals and periodicals, e.g. CQ and QST from the 
mid '40s.  Transceivers up to about 10 years ago.  Much that I can't 
even identify.  The ham in question had a special class license and 
liked to build.  He worked for General Electric.  I must have 3000 
resistors in a drawer, and a large box of panel meters, just as an 
example.  Some rectifiers as big as your thumb.  Project parts from pico 
to kilo.  He built, and sold, a kilowatt power supply for his 
transmitter.  If any of you have a passion or fondness for (especially 
vintage) ham gear, please contact me.  It is going to get sold on-line 
or at auction, but you should be able to get first dibs if you let me 
know what you are looking for, and are willing to pay a fair price for 
the good stuff.

Stan


On 5/15/2011 9:37 PM, STeve Andre' wrote:
> I'm curious if anyone else is going down.  For that matter, how many hams
> attend gllug meetings?
>
> --STeve Andre'
> wb8wsf  en72
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