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Dear Guys;


Here is my list of items for sale.  I usually ship UPS,
which means about 7 working days and about 50 cents
per pound, 2-lb. minimum.  I try to extend a warranty
that all goods are in working order as of leaving my place
(unless as noted); refund of price plus return shipping 
if not satisfied.  I am having a bit of a clearance sale now;
no reasonable offer refused.

CAPACITORS:

1) .0006 mF/ 35 KVAC "  "; 8 lbs; $4.

2) 200 pF/ 10 KVAC   "   "; 2 lbs. each; $4 each.

2) .001 mF/10KVAC    "   "; 2 lbs. ea; $7 ea.

1) .5 mF/ 3000 vac (6000 vdc) (??) French LeClanche brand, in steel can with
     insulators; 1 lb;  $2.

1) 50 pF/10KV vacuum cap; $10.

1) .0023mF/15KVDC cap in steel can; hot terminal is ceramic insulator. 1 lb;
     $3.50

1) .022mF/15KVDC Mylar, 1 lb; $3.50.

1) .05 mF/10KVDC "plastic Caps"-brand; in glass with stud; $3.

1) .1mF/5KVDC   "    "--glass cracked--poss. O.K. if placed in oil bath or 
     plastic tube w/oil--FREE (shipping extra.)

3) .1mF/5KVDC   Plastic Caps; $3.

3) .05 mF/3KVDC  "       "    $3.

1) .001mF/15KVDC  "      "    $3.

3) .0047 mF/6KVDC  Mylars, connected in parallel;  $1.

3) .02 mF/10KVDC   Mylar, with studs, 1 lb; $3.

DIODES:

3)  Solidon Devices, 1 A/20 KVDC PIV Rectifiers.  Asking $6 for the lot or 
    $2 each (what I paid).  2 lbs.

TRANSFORMERS:

(Note: Furnace-type transformers may NOT be "continuous-duty", i.e; short, 
 intermittent use only unless so marked.)

1)  6 KV/60 mA Plate transformer (NOT current-limited), hermetically sealed,
     22 lbs, $10.

1)  10 KV/23 mA Furnace transformer, 9 lb, $12.

1)  10 KV/22 mA   "       ", 12 lbs, $12.

1)  10 KV/23 mA   "       "   , marked "Constant Ignition", 9 lbs; $12.

1)  Unknown Neon--probably 7.5KV/30Ma.  Will find-out.

WIRE:
 
(Note: weight indicated is approx. gross weight=spool + wire weight)

1) Hank, approx. 1 lb. #16 square DCE, green, no reel, in fair shape.  50 
    cents.

1) Approx. 2 lb. roll #22 cotton/plastic coated bell wire (green), $4.

1) Approx 1 lb. roll tinned #22 cotton/silk (?) white, about 500 ft. $2.

1) Reel 4 lbs. #12 Green SCC (outer layers poor) $7.

1) Approx. 100 ft. reel #18 DCC, 50 cents.

1)`Reel approx. 1 lb. #16 SCE, $3.50.

1) Reel approx. 1 lb. #12 DCC, $3.50.

1) Transformer winding, a few layers #24 SCC on small form, nicely done,
    1 lb, $1.

1) 1 lb. hank #20 DCC, fair, 50 cents.

1) 2 lb. hank #20 DCC, fair, $1.


TUBING:

1) White PVC tube, thinwall, 6.5" x 11", $3.

1)        "         " , thickwall, 8.5" x 11", $3.


MISCELLANEOUS:

1)  C.B. Radio, Sears "Roadtalker 40"; stretched to 60 channels, with SSB.
    Asking $125  (what I paid.)  15 lbs.

1) Anchor model T-475 CRT tester-rejuvenator, no tube chart, untested,
   6 lbs, asking the $5  I paid.

1) B & K model 400 CRT tester/Rejuv, sim. to above, WITH tube chart, 
   6 lbs; asking the $5  I paid.

4) Brown, corrugated "beehive"  insulators, ceramic, 5" x 1.5",
   brass clip on one end (feedthru type), 2 lbs. each, $3 each.

1) Hi-voltage module; 24 VDC to 7 KVDC out, untested, very low output cur-
    rent, 1 lb, $2.

1) Hi-voltage mod, 115 VAC to 13 KVDC/.5 mA out, untested, from copier.
    5 lbs; $5.

1) Hi-Volts; 25 VDC in to 9 KVDC out, untested, 2 lbs, $5.


VACUUM:

1) Welch model 1400B/ .75CFM dual-stage Vacuum pump, on wooden base with
    belt and motor.  Leaks a bit, works, $25, prefer U-PICK-UP as is
    very heavy (52 lbs.)

1) Welch 1403B/ 3.6 CFM single-stage vacuum pump (only), $25; again,
    quite heavy at 56 lbs; prefer U-PICK-UP.

1) CVC model GIC-110A Ionization vacuum gauge, takes up to 2 tubes 
   (not included), measures down to 10-8 Torr, untested, older model,
    but  appears in good shape; 15 lbs; $5.

1) CVC GTC-004 Thermocouple vacuum gauge tube; used; O.K; $3.

1) Hastings model DV-4D T/C vacuum gauge tube, appears new; $3.


RADIOACTIVITY / WIERD SCIENCE:

1)  Small (1.5" x 1.5") green fluoroscope screen, new, asking the $5 I paid.

11) Small radium-dial meters, WWII vintage, selling as sources; 
    about 30 mR/hr beta plus gamma; Asking $5 each.    

1)  9656-F End-on Photomultiplier tube; N.I.B; 2 lbs; asking $10.

1)  S.S. White Xray machine.  Tubehead only; no controller 
    (I can provide schematic); requires top-off of oil, 
     source of 220 VAC and 27 VAC,and A GOOD, EARTH GROUND
     to avoid electrocution!!  Was designed for extra-oral radiography.
     Appears to work; Transformer inside puts-out about
     50 KVAC at 20 mA or more. Asking the $45 I paid, very heavy at 44 lbs;
     I prefer U-PICK-UP (And don't  use it around me, please.)


     Dan Smith <nhide-at-enterprise.dts.harris-dot-com>
     8904 Cypress Ave.  RR-1
     Cotati  CA 94941-9603      
     Eves/Wkends: (707) 664-8156
     Days: (415) 382-5347