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<DIV>*Several* years ago I noted here that I had a 442-661 pressure sensor and
calibration resistors in my parts emporium that I was trying to
use. Unfortunately, due to family, work, and moving, I wasn't able to
follow up on that, although I did get some appreciated responses.</DIV>
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<DIV>While moving, I found that I actually had two sets of the 442-661 parts,
still sealed in the original bags and kept in the dark recesses of my ever
increasing junque boxe. From what I understand, they were used in the
ID-4001/5001 weather stations.</DIV>
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<DIV>I'm now interested in selling them (my home construction time is spoken
for!), and there may be someone out there who is in need of them. Please
drop me a note if they can be used to make your weather station more
operable. Thanks and 73.</DIV>
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<DIV>John...</DIV>
<DIV>WB4LNM</DIV>
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