Chokes

[Gary Schafer]

Erick

The only problem with that catalogue is that they think every thing is "gold plated". They
are one of the highest priced outfits around.

73
Gary


Erick Walters wrote:

> For the person looking for a swinging filter choke, a place called
> "Surplus Sales of Nebraska", web site is http://www.surplussales.com
> lists a
> 5-25 Hy 180 ma choke, part # CPW-BX-1708 for $25.  This may not be
> exactly what you want, but it is available.
>
> I'm relatively new to this list server, but not to ham radio.  I started
>
> in '77 and if I can find the time, I have a few pieces of Heath
> equipment in the basement that I would like to see go to a place that
> they are wanted.  I will put up a list at a future time, when I have
> time.
>
> BTW, this same catalog lists lots of manuals for all kinds of old
> communication equipment.  Names like Collins, Drake, EF Johnson, Eico,
> Galaxy, Gonset, Hallacrafters, Hammarlund, ...well, you get the idea.
> Heath is well represented.  And for those of you, like myself that like
> to home brew your own, I believe this place will have most anything you
> can think of in the way of parts that were commonly available when I
> started out.
>
> Glad I found this group.  Thanks for all the fine letters.
>
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