What did it sell for?

[Stewart Lyon]

Try www.aade.com.  (almost all digital electronics)
While you are there, take a look at Neil's Digital Frequency Display2
(DFD2). It is really slick. It displays the tuned frequency of a
SB-300/1/3 (etc) by counting all three oscillators -- just like the
SB-650. For $50, you get the display and counter board (as a kit). You
have to figure out the case, connectors and power supply. I'm still
working on a case but I have used it on both a SB-301 and -303 and it
works well.  Its surprising how low the drift is on these receivers from
a cold start. For the power supply , I plan to use a 1/2 wave doubler
from the -301's 6.3VAC filament supply.

I have no connection what-so-ever with aade except as a customer.

73, Stu W6CUX

On Mon, 8 Nov 1999 17:39:33 -0600 Gene <w4pvi at GULFTEL.COM> writes:
>I recently saw on here info on a site that lists heath items that sold
>on
>ebay and the going prices. If the gentleman (Lady) that has that info
>would
>kindly re-send it, I promise I won't screw up and loose it this
>time...tnx.../gene
>
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