A lifetime worth of amateur radio treasure has accumulated at the home and garage of W3BJG. 
Dave would like to tidy-up the place with your help.

Dave gave me some secret code words to describe the prices of these items.
Good Stuff, Cheap    and    The Price is Right.
You will need to wheel and deal with Dave using your own secret code words — How Low Can You Go?

I offered to post the items Dave wishes to unload.  If the details are sketchy you should work directly with Dave and align what he can offer with your areas of interest.

You can contact Dave Germeyer W3BJG via eMail at:   dgermeye@verizon.net

You can call Dave Germeyer W3BJG on the landline.  717 432-3103    Dave has a “lights-out” curfew about 10 p.m.  Eastern Time Zone.  If you call, please call earlier.

ANALOG METER MOVEMENTS — lots of them.  See the PDF listings below for details.  Note: the listings were created in the past.  There may have been changes to the actual inventory since then.  

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AUDIO CONNECTORS — assortment of 3.5mm (1/8″) audio connectors, both stereo and mono.  And both plugs (M) and jacks (F).  Also a lot of mic. cables, rubber covered and multi stranded.

BOOKS —  A few years ago Dave cleaned out his large collection of books.  There are just a few stragglers remaining.  You may find something that suits you.

CAPACITORS — Many air dielectric variable capacitors.

COAX CABLE RELAYS

CRYSTALS — Part of Dave’s career involved the frequency control industry.  He has lots to offer.  Some pressure mounts, both FT-243 holders and larger holders.  Lots of metal can enclosures, small and large.

ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS — Lots and lots of small electronic components, too numerous to mention here until Dave has had a chance to inventory them.  

FERRITE CORES.  Several sample boxes of ferrite cores.  Heath Balun Coil assembly. 

HAND TOOLS — There are a lot and some would be considered antiques.

KITS — Dave has a list of kits that he purchased over the years.  Some are partially assembled and some are un-touched.  When I find the list that Dave mentioned I will post a link here.

SMALL METAL ENCLOSURES.  Dave used the word “CANS” which might be a literal description, or jargon.  Some copper, others steel.  Great for creating sub-assemblies.

MULTI-METERS.  A few.

RF ADAPTERS — Many “between series” RF Adapters

TUBES.   A few.

VHF and UHF ANTENNAS — Working from memory, Dave recalls a 6 Meter Beam, a 6 Meter HALO, a 2 Meter/70cm dual band antenna, perhaps a 220 MHz antenna, and maybe even at 440 MHz Yagi antenna.   Dave reminisces about being the Net Control Station on the .43 Repeater.

VINTAGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS — A lot of electronic things that have not yet been itemized.  Dave mentions some old Radio Shack TRS-80 vintage hardware.  Also some other vintage handheld computers.

And, some household / workshop items that do not directly involve Amateur Radio.  They include:

Air Compressor and Assorted Pneumatic Accessories.
Wheel Barrow.
Snow Thrower — both small and large sizes.
Self-Propelled Lawn Mower.  Needs some carburetor work.

Assorted Garden Implements,
Snow Shovels,
Small Pot Bellied Stove made in Florin, PA.  Burns either coal or wood.
Leaf Blower.
Electric Chain Saw.
Electric Hedge Trimmer.
Shop Vacuum.

Dave mentioned that the above non-radio items might not be available until he moves out of his current residence.