Another Morse Code Key

[AG3Y]

Com'on guys, start digging around in your attic or basement. #Surely you must have something comparable to sell!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2251915111

Yup another "collecter's item" ! #

73 from Jim #( I've gone to search my attic ! ) #

[W0LC]

I'm an antique, but unfortunately, I ain't worth much!

Just ask the XYL (I'm good for nothing&#33!!

[KG6OPR]

I'll just bet ol' Fred Sanford had a few in his junk yard.

[K9STH]

I have a couple of these mounted on land-line telegraph practice sets and actual line sets! Mine are in better condition than this one!

Glen, K9STH

[KY5U]

Cool Glen! I had two circa 1880 keys and the associated buzzers back in '71. Sold them for $5 each. Doh!

[K8ERV]

I think collectors are the dummest people, just behind golfers----- (start the flames)

TOM K8ERV

[K8ERV]

Oh yes, I would search my attic, if I could just find it. Must be up there somewhere-----

TOM K8ERV

[AG3Y]

Man, oh man, $787 dollars, and still a few hours to go, yet. Hurry, or you will miss "the opportunity of a lifetime! " ( my words! )

73 from Jim

[AG3Y]

Final cost $1314.99

Don't you wish you had one of those things to sell? ! ? ! ? !

73 from Jim

[KF4ZHL]

I had an AM/SSB Motorolla CB I picked up at a yard sale for $10. I put it on Ebay whilst cleaning out unused junk. It sold for almost $100! I bought a big mess of old electronic junk for $2. I pulled the logic chips from the sockets and sorted them by type. The combined sales were also almost $100! Then again, I bought a bag of old tubes for $3 and they were all absolutely wothless. You never know what might be worth something with a little work! Too bad there aren't any junk shops around here to scavenge.