Interestingly I found myself with a similar issue regarding some older
equipment I simply didn't need around here.
My solution was to donate it to The Geek Group. It was the only place I
could think of that it was likely to be handled responsibly.
Aron
On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 8:08 PM, Mark Olson <kc5gym@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> To me, this makes the most sense
> (Yes, I have a lot of stuff but my wife seems to be able to get rid of it
> if she wants to).
> A lot of things that have been rescued from the dump are the only
> specimens left.
> It would be a shame for the last of them to go away without giving the
> opportunity to future
> coilers/hams/experimenters to take advantage of owning them. I don't have
> a quick answer
> for the immediate problem, but I think there are professional estate
> liquidators out there,
> how else would there be so much stuff on ebay?
>
> On 07/16/2015 08:58 AM, Jim Lux wrote:
>
>> there's also the "wouldn't you like this stuff to go to a good home".
>> I will freely admit that this is where some fraction of the stuff I have
>> came from.. I was that good home. In the ham radio world, this turns up a
>> lot.
>>
>
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