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Neon_WA
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been a while since you had a sale or items up for auction
have you found any nice items lately for your collection?
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Calg5
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| Yes I have found several items that will be going up for sale here and on e-bay very soon. Unfortunately the majority of stuff I have now is nice custom military chips but unable to get any info on them. Mostly dated about 1970. |
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Neon_WA
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that wont matter... pretty trinkets always sell 
but.. what about your collection you are funding with these sales.. anything nice you been chasing?
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Calg5
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 7:37 pm Post subject: |
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| Just the usual aerospace stuff. Still sorting out several gyros, displays, vintage transistors. Just came across more Honeywell transistors from 1955 as well as some Raytheon components that is not recognized by extreme transistor collectors. The old military instrumentation is meticulously put together. This was assembled before automated soldering stations. |
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Neon_WA
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| Calg5 wrote: | | as well as some Raytheon components that is not recognized by extreme transistor collectors. |
not sure it will be included in the Extreme Sport Olympics 
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Calg5
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | Calg5 wrote: | | as well as some Raytheon components that is not recognized by extreme transistor collectors. |
not sure it will be included in the Extreme Sport Olympics |
I call them extreme because in the world of transistors and other semiconductors, some people are very passionate about collecting. The older the better. I know if given a chance they would walk around with metal detectors in Jurassic Park. |
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Neon_WA
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I must admit you done some good pictures for your listings.. nice to see 
You should post some pics of the mil stuff in the forum.. maybe someone will have some info
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