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| Some very fancy test equipment. The brass item is a beautiful telegraph signalling indicator from Before the Rinderpest... |
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| Oscilloscopes, specturm analysers, plug in modules |
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| Mysterious test widgets still wrapped in bubble wrap. |
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| Wouter ZS1KE had some interesting items. The item on the left is a construction microscope. A test-bed PSU is on the right |
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| An Open-Tracker APRS unit, a Barlow-Wadley XCR-30 receiver, an Atlas 210x HF transceiver, a Triplett multimeter [in AVO box behind] and a small receiver long-wire ATU. |
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| On the left is an elderly AM/FM tuner, on the right is a National VP-5100A Oscilloscope. |
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| Peter ZS1PJB [right] shows some heavy-duty RF components, capacitors and valves. ZS1MM [middle] looks on with interest. |
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| Peter ZS1PJB and Alan ZS1BBR. |
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| Tom ZS1AFS and Sue ZS1AFR had a table-full of goodies for sale... |
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| ...including an Icom HF transceiver and an SWR meter |
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| Avron ZS1LA [on left]. |
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| Dirkie ZS1X with lots of antennae, an MFJ ATU, test meters, etc. |
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| By midday, the flea market was in full swing. |
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| Chris ZS1CDG and James ZS1ZKZ |
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| Dave ZS1DFR, in consultation with Paul ZS1S, discovers the MTBF of his ice cream is not all that it's cracked out to be... |
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