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edk7: Apple II computer.
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edk7: 1970s transistor technology - EICO TR-410 10MHz triggered scope.
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edk7: 1960s vacuum-tube audio kits - EICO HFT-02 AM-FM tuner & HF-12 mono amp..
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edk7: 1970s transistor technology - B&K Model 290 electronic multimeter..
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edk7: Electrohome Model 860 Apollo stereo phonograph..
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edk7: 1940s Emerson AM radio.
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edk7: 1950s electronics - Fluke Model 800 differential voltmeter - industrial, military, aerospace, R&D..
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edk7: Fluke Model 8000A bench digital multimeter, c1973.
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edk7: Harrison Model ZM-4B-U resistance bridge, 1950s
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edk7: 1930s Ham Radio equipment - Hallicrafters 10-inch speaker in metal and wood cabinet..
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edk7: Heathkit Model IM-30 transistor tester, 1970s.
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edk7: Heathkit Model IM-102 digital multimeter
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edk7: Heathkit Model IG-72 audio generator - 1970s industrial, education, hobbyist electronics ..
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edk7: Heathkit Model SG-8 RF signal generator - 1950s industrial, education, hobbyist electronics.
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edk7: Heathkit SB-400 amateur ham radio SSB transmitter, 1970s..
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edk7: Hewlett-Packard Model 410B vacuum-tube voltmeter (VTVM), 1950s.
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edk7: Hewlett-Packard 5575 vacuum-tube audio oscillator, rack mount, 1940s.
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edk7: Jana HJ-8017A standing wave ratio (SWR) bridge & field strength (FS) indicator..
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edk7: Large box of electronic parts, 1960s to 1980s
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edk7: National Type HRO-MX receiver & 4 coil sets - WWII & early Cold War era.
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edk7: Philips 400 stereo reel-to-reel portable tape recorder, 1950s..
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edk7: Northern Electric telephone ringer, pre-WWII.
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edk7: Philips N2 503-42 cassette recorder, 1970s..
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edk7: RCA Model TE-601-A cathode-ray oscilloscope (CRO).
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edk7: Rogers-Majestic 10MA512 AM-SW radio.
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edk7: Simpson 260 multimeter
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edk7: Sparton Model 154 AM radio
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edk7: Silvertone wire recorder and phonograph 1930s..
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edk7: 1930s Sparton Model 88 AM & SW radio.
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edk7: Stark Model 10-A RF signal generator, 1940s.