Category Archives: Swap Net – Archived

Item 1: RF amplifier for HF covers 80m to 10m (probably WARC bands too). Included most of the parts for a power supply – 1500v to 2000v 600ma. Has four 811A tubes. 700 watt output. Home-brew built by an expert using top quality components.  $100 or best offer. SOLD Item 2: General coverage receiver Hallicrafters S-40B. This is vintage 1950’s and has 10 tubes. Bandspread dial, and  general coverage up t0 40m. Asking $50 SOLD Item 3: Antique radio similar to Atwater Kent. Well built from a kit. Includes breadboard and panel only. Has five tubes plus spares. $50 or best offer. Contact Steve AC6T by email at ac6t_2@verizon.net or by phone at 805-967-7485 Post expires at 6:55pm on Wednesday January 13th, 2016 but will still be available in the archives.

Wanted – Any Alinco microphone with 8 pin plug. No DTMF necessary. Contact Darryl, KF6DI, kf6di@sbarc.org or by phone at 805 969 2326., Post expires at 6:47pm on Saturday March 5th, 2016 but will still be available in the archives.

Very low loss high quality military grade RG214 50 ohm coax is available from the Maine Trading Company for only $1.83 per foot.

220Mhz J-Pole. Almost new precision made by Goodearl. $40. Also available is a 2 meter J-pole, $35.00. Contact: W1PR@SBARC.org or call Paul, 805-694-8339  

Wanted – 10m mobile antenna for base station mounting. Contact: Ted – PPM 964-8182

Used sailboat sails for use in an environmental project. Contact: Mike – K6QD, kd6qd@cox.net, 805-680-2382 Post expires at 6:53pm on Thursday February 25th, 2016 but will still be available in the archives.

Hy-Gain HF Antenna. This is an antenna that was used by a now silent key ham. It was disassembled a few years ago and stored by another ham friend. From the part numbers on the antenna it appears to be a Hy-Gain TH-3JRS or TH-3MK4 10/15/20 meter tri-bander. One element is slightly bent and may need to be repaired. This kind of antenna is $400 to $500 new but the person who is storing it is willing to give it away free of charge to someone who can put it to use. Please contact webmaster@sbarc.org if you are interested, and we’ll put you in touch.