The first ‘fest of the season has come and gone. Notably, the dearth of CB radios from the past few years has started to fade. Unfortunately, all of the older stuff has started to fade away. There was still some interesting things to be seen, and I picked up a few interesting things for later projects and checkouts.
A Commodore 64, now 40+ years old.
These machines were not cheap, that's ~800$ today.
A unique clock kit. I took it home.
I don't know, some…thing with cool meteres.
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Another table of random things. These are getting rare.
OSHA? No sah!
A homemade flight sim rig.
Nothing much to hear these days.
Just junk on the floor for your parts needs.
People love those deaf-as-a-post Knight radios.
Some old meters. I took the Keithly and Heathkit.
A Hong Kong special. Probably deaf when new.
I never understood those weird Mac packages.
There's the orange “T” from Coshocton.
A lamp for your porch. Welding goggles not included.
A box of probes. I took the “EICO” style for my tracer.
Rat Shack Radios for days.
These used to be $10 all day. Not no mo!
A nice RCA radio.
A 27MHz RF curing machine. Could be someone's new linear.
Look at the size of that tube.
The business end of the cure. Cures…life, probably.
Almost got this and the next one as a real challenge project.
In bad shape…
Gimme one of those S-Pecans.
These are always a lovely piece of history.
We topped the day off with a stop at Arthur Treachers’ Fish and Chips, and then headed home.
Next up is Dayton, I’m planning on going all three days this year. As a reminder, you can still mail order a ticket - internationally until Wednesday, and domestically until May 1st. See you there!
