SOLD - IC-7300 Like new. Used for 20 hours or less. Non smoker, Comes with all original items and box. $900
Yaesu FT-817ND with CW filter, Yaesu case, foot stand. $600
Elecraft K2 with SSB $700
Yaesu FT-817ND as above
Yaesu VX150 $100
Icom ID-51A plus $180
Kenwood TM-G700A (no box and top lid scratched) $90
Astron SS30 $50
Pair bookshelf speakers
Palstar dummy load 1KW $90
Sparks CW key by Begali $100
Kent brass morse key $100
Junker CW key $120
MFJ 259 analyzer $120
Heavy Welsh chrome CW key $90
Daiwa 2 way so-259 antenna switch $25
Kenwood MC60A microphone $120
Ameritron ARB-704 linear amp switch $50
MFJ 912 4:1 balun $45
Ten Tec Vibroplex paddle (rare) $200
Nato morse key $180
Spiderbeam 40’ telescopic pole (heavy duty) $80 plus shipping
Spiderbeam
Heavy Duty fiberglass poles are perfect
for building all kinds of wire antennas.
A single
person can
easily put them up within a
few minutes.
Especially developed to make our portable equipment even more rugged
and durable!
These
are extremely strong poles,
with a much greater wall thickness (up to 2mm!) than the usual
"fishing rod" types. A special reinforcing winding
technique - several layers of fiberglass are wound in alternating
direction (criss/cross winding) - provides greatly increased lateral
and linear strength. Stronger joints are achieved by a much larger
overlap between the individual tube segments than usual.
Spiderbeam
12m Heavy Duty poles are very well suited for building 40/80/160m
wire GP or inverted L antennas.
(Lee W9OY has built a beautiful 80/40m vertical using our poles)
They
can also easily support temporary lightweight 1
Element Quad or Delta loops for
20-10m, and dipoles
for all bands,
especially when used with open wire feedline. (Most baluns would be
somewhat heavy). 4-6 poles could be used to build lightweight
beams for 40 or 80m.
Even
the top segment is 8mm in diameter (and 1.4mm wall thickness), so the
poles can
be used to their full 12m length -
unlike other poles where the top segment is very thin as a whip.
During our tests we were able to put 80m inv vee dipoles (made from
1mm diameter enameled copper wire (AWG 18) and open wire
feedline) right
at the top of
the 12m pole.. No way you can do this with a regular "fishing
rod"! At 9-10m height, the poles can easily support small
VHF / UHF yagis.