When: Saturday, May 24th (Yes, It's Memorial Day Weekend)

9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (or longer, depending on the turnout)

Where: Twin Falls First Church of the Nazarene north Parking Lot

No charge. No admission cost.

We plan to have a porta-potty for your convenience. There probably won't be any refreshments so plan on bringing your own.

If you're coming from out of town, this is on the northwest side of Twin Falls...there are plenty of good restaurants!

For those wishing to sell items, setup time is 8 a.m., be ready to go by 9 a.m. We realize this may not be possible for those out of town planning to come....so just get here when you can.

If you wish to have a table, please also bring a cardboard box to put trash in. There are no trash facilities at the location.

The Magic Valley ARC has some donated items and items from a SK estate that will be for sale and below is a link to see pictures of some of it.

Some of the items are here http://www.k7su.com/mvhams/donated.html

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HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST OF EQUIPMENT TO BE AT THE SWAP MEET

Collins R-390A RX. This radio has been checked out and it works. It has a couple of controls that may need to be replaced and it's a little deaf in the 40 meter range but it's really not bad for its age. It does fire up and does hear stuff. All the mechanical filters are in place. It doesn't look like anything has been scavenged from this receiver. Only thing is...the antenna connection on the back of the radio has been modified. If you are looking for one to restore, this would be an excellent start! WE CURRENTLY HAVE A STANDING BID ON THIS UNIT OF $150 SO IF YOU WANT IT, IT WILL COST YOU MORE THAN $150.

Drake 2B...this receiver does work. The power cord needs replaced and there are some plastic labels on the face that need to come off...but it's also a good restore receiver.

Yaesu FT-221 all mode 2 meter rig....This rig does not work properly.

GE Master-II radios with control boxes and manual.

A rack mounted Yaesu FT- 757GX and PC - 757AT auto tuner with manuals

Heathkit GR-64 Receiver in very nice shape.

National NC-188 in good condition.

Antenna insulators and nice length of RG-211

MFJ 986 Differential "T" tuner (Works Great!)

2 Ameco preamps

homemade antenna tuner...

Drake TR-4C transceiver with MN-4 power supply/speaker. It works...could use some TLC but it looks good. No Mic.
This TR-4C will be sold with the extra AC-4 power supply and another TR-4C for parts only.

Microlog code reader (vintage)

Yaesu FT212RH 2-meter transceiver

2 - Icom IC-T2H handheld transceivers. MINT condition.

Copper tubing 2-meter J-pole antenna

Bird 43 watt meter with 3 elements, adapters and carrying case. (Very Nice condition!)

Vendor for Tram V/UHF Antennas!

4 J_Poles for 2 meters.
A 2 meter crossed yagi with horizontal or vertical polarization
Yaesu FT-727 Dual Bander with fresh battery pack, external speaker/mike and charger and manual
A Turner SSB +2 Microphone
Midland 220 Mhz FM transceiver 10w
Clegg FM-DX 2 meter transceiver 25w works but has some issues
3 ATV Downconverters 400-900-1200 MHZ
2 Meter ground plane antenna
There will be more, I just haven’t gotten to all the boxes LOL. BTW I have the manuals and schematics.

12 element 2 meter beam
A pair of mini 70cm hand held radios new in their box.

Amp Supply. Company. 1 Kw linear amplifier. odel LA-1000. 15-160 meters
20 ft portable crank up tower.

New,unused G5RV antenna. Through 160 meter band.150.feet

Homemade. 80 meter dipole .

11 element 2meter yagi: needs some repair.

Heathkit VOM
Lafayette Power Supply
Eico VOM
Icom 230 2-meter rig (no mic)
Transistor Checker
Eico Transceiver w/mic
Weller Soldering Gun
Eico Capacitor and Resistor checker
Eico Signal Generator
Large Speaker
Pasco Capacitor and Resistor Checker
2 Micronta VOM's
Commander VHF TUNER
AC Volt Meter
Knight Signal Generator
Eico Capacitor and resistor checker
Professional Signal Tracer
National Receiver (Does not work)
Oscilloscope
Hustler 2-meter GT-144 antenna
Webster short mobile antenna
2 Kenwood TW-4000's dual-banders,   (no tone boards)
2 Cushcraft 440 beam antennas
Atlas 215 low band tranciever
Hr 2 B two meter trans.
Transistor checker
2 SWR bridges.
Signal Corps US Army antenna tuning unit, BC-306A
Crown MicroProducts ROM-116 (some kind of RTTY unit?)
Motorola 4" speaker case with 3 watt audio amp, volume control, on/off
      switch (no speaker, but any 4" speaker will fit)
Box for small power supply, bridge rectifiers installed on heat sink,
      heat sink for power transistors mounted on case.
VOM-homebrew, very nice for homebrew. Nice analog meter.
Tektronix scope probe #013-071
High Voltage probe-RCA, box still sealed.
High wattage resistors by Dale Electronics:
    650 ohm, 1%, 250 watts
    130 ohm, 5%, 250 watts
    2.5 ohm (3 each), 3%, 250 watts

Batch of other wirewound power resistors
Electrolytic capacitors, some new, used, some are pulls from new equip.
Transformers, all types
Potentiometers, all sizes, various resistance sizes, bring your VOM to
     check them.
Switches, slides, toggle, micro, momentary, others
Carbon type headset by TRIMM Inc, "Featherweight"
Power supply, variable ±5 v to 20 volt, maybe 8-10 amps?
Variable tuning capacitors, all sizes, trimmers etc. BIG box full
Remote control unit, US Navy, CIH-23270-A, has a speaker mounted and
    some switches
Box of "Jones" plugs/jacks, assorted.
Antenna loading coil, US Navy CML-47205
Lots of other misc. parts, some new.

Jennings RF3 DPDT vacuum relay,
115VDC 50mA coil. 12KV 25A upper contact pair, 6KV 25A lower contact
pair. Verified OK w/ohmmeter, no hipot test.

SPDT BNC coaxial relay, a BNC "transfer" relay (to bypass an amp, etc).
Four Cushcraft "Blitzbugs" (coaxial adjustable spark gap for lightning
protection). All have standard male-female UHF connectors).
Two LH Research switching power supplies, nameplate 31V 48A.(Turn the pot down,
good for a pair of MRF154s MOSFET linear running 2.5KW input.)

Hamkey keyer

3 - Heathkit HD-1410 Keyer/Paddle Combos. GREAT SHAPE

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I will keep you updated with a list of stuff that will be available as I get more information.

If you plan to attend and have stuff you'd like to list, please send me the list and I'll make sure it gets around. kelly@k7su.com

The address of the TF-NAZ Church is 1231 Washington St. North.

Best way to get there is....if you are coming from I-84, go into Twin Falls from Exit 173 and over the Perrine Bridge. Go to the THIRD intersection with a STOP LIGHT. This will be COLLEGE DRIVE. Lowe's Building Center will be on your left and Tomato's Restaurant will be on your right. Turn RIGHT at that light, go west one mile (College of Southern Idaho will be on your left) to the stop sign. The swap meet will be on the opposite corner in the Nazarene Church north parking lot. You will see our www.K7MVA.org banner on the corner. Pull straight across the road then turn left into the parking lot. We will have people there to help you get parked. If you have a GPS, this will be very easy to find. Need a map? Click HERE to print out a map.

Got stuff crowding up the shack? Bring it. Let me know what it is and I'll list it on our website at www.K7MVA.org

If you have any questions or comments, let me know. Kelly, K7SU 208-308-5585 kelly@K7SU.com

In case of bad weather, we reserve the right to cancel at the last minute but we will do our best to let you know if it's going to be cancelled.

We will monitor the local Twin Falls repeater at 146.76, no tone, and Mt. Harrison, 147.00, -600, PL 100. We will also monitor 146.52 simplex.

Computers and computer equipment that can be used for ham radio activities are encouraged.

Anything ham radio related will be welcomed with open arms.

If you bring it and it doesn't sell, you take it with you when you leave. 8>)

Thanks and 73 and hope you all can make it!