No rain threatened this year’s show, and there were a lot of vendors out - including some with a good deal of test equipment and other items. Lots of goodies, and everyone seemed willing to be negotiable on prices. My fellow show-goer and I spend the morning wandering around before heading over to the greasy spoon next door for some late breakfast grub and coffee.
I tried not to bring home much, but some stuff still wandered into my car. There are a few pieces I would have like to brought home, but space didn’t allow me to do so and they sadly had to remain where they were.
Here are my pictures of the event, and I’ll be posting my haul shortly.
Next show is the Findlay show, which always has some good stuff (assuming no rain!)
See you there!
A radio with a big CD sticker.
An S38 radio. This decided not to come home with me.
A homebrew antenna.
A Simpson meter made for Ma Bell.
Someone's collection of radio books.
A big coffin radio, complete with tubes and manual.
A radio selector dial. Friend says probably from Youngstown due to WKBN being there.
A high voltage power supply n stuff.
Just some stuff. One of the books went home with me.
Some random meters and radios.
Some military and commercial radio gear.
A big collection of bananna slicers.
Part of the fun is digging through the parts.
A friend took this HV probe home for work with TWT devices.
Some radio gear.
A big vibrating reed frequency meter.
Free rotten egg smells for everyone!
A neat 1960s sencore tube tester with pre-cheap transistor checker.
A nice old Simpson meter, but needs those weird batteries.
Some NOS and used Moto comm speakers.
Just stuff.
Some weird switches and other parts.
A tape recorder. Fellow show-goer almost took it home.
A nice PACO tube tester. Took this home for $40.
Some AA5 and transistor radios. One came home with me.
A giant 18GHz Weinschel oscillator from the 1980s.
