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When possible, we do our best to test the equipment we sell so that you will know exactly what you are bidding on. That being said, we perform basic tests such as overall power consumption, receiver sensitivity, transmitter power output, etc. Depending on what it is we’re selling, other tests might be warranted. If there is a certain type of test you’d like performed on a particular lot, just let us know and we’ll do our best to take care of you. Please note that we do not usually go through every single function on a particular piece of gear (in some cases, that would take a considerable amount of time) but rather the functions that will tell us (and you) whether or not the piece of equipment your interested in, is in basic working order. Does it transmit? Does is receive? Does that piece of test gear you’re wanting to bid on do what it is supposed to do? All this with supporting data and photos when appropriate. For more information and specifics about our test bench, please cut and paste the following link into your browser: http://www.schulmanauction.com/vintage-electronics/test-bench-equip-testing/

Mosley CM-1 Receiver + Speaker. This is the first of two of these receivers that we have up for auction. It is in very good cosmetic condition, as shown. As you can see from the back of the radio, it was signed by Bob's friend and creator/designer of the CM-1, John Clemens, W0BD. See link to video above of Bob interviewing John about this rig. Dial tuning and meter moved smoothly. RX sensitivity is about 3.0 uv on 80/20M, and no RX on other bands. 9x9x11, 12 lbs. & 8x8x8, 4 lbs. K5

Mosley CM-1 Receiver + Speaker. This is the second of two of these receivers that we have up for auction. It is in overall good condition, with some scuffs/scratches and paint loss, as shown. The speaker is missing the Mosley logo/emblem. As you can see from the back of the radio, it was signed by Bob's friend and creator/designer of the CM-1, John Clemens, W0BD. See link to video above of Bob interviewing John about this rig. Dial tuning and meter moved smoothly. RX sensitivity is about 0.5 uv on 80/20M, and no RX on other bands. 8x11x9, 12 lbs & 8x8x8, 4 lbs. RE3

Harvey-Wells TBS-50D Bandmaster Deluxe, VFO base and APS-50 Power Supply. If you look at the last photo, you'll see this radio on the bottom rack in Bob's shack. (photo used with permission of the family). Very nice looking radio with the extremely rare VFO base. Also includes the accompanying Harvey-Wells power supply. This unit works, but it could benefit from a tune-up, and some other adjustments. TX power output is as follows: 80M, 10W 40M, 12W 20M, 3W 15/10M, 1W 18x9x12, 17 lbs. 11x7x9, 22 lbs. US

Harvey-Wells R9-A Bandmaster Receiver + T-90 Transmitter. Includes documentation and schematics, as shown. The receiver is in very good cosmetic condition and all functions do work, however, RX sensitivity is 5.0 uv on all bands and thus, could use an alignment and/or other adjustments. The transmitter is in fair overall cosmetic condition, with some paint loss and corrosion, as shown. This unit will need restoration. Untested. It appears that perhaps the receiver was restored at some point, but Bob didn't get around to working on the transmitter. 7x12x10 each, 36 lbs total N5

Central Electronics 600L Broadband "no tune" Linear RF Amplifier, 120V. This is a beautiful example of this amp with excellent gain! TX power output is as follows with only 6W of drive (we didn't want to drive it any harder, due to it's age and whether it could benefit by a tune-up first): 160M, 6W drive,167W 80M, 6W drive, 294W 40M, 6W drive, 270W 20M, 6W drive, 235W 15M, 6W drive, 160W 10M, 6W drive, 170W SHIPPING NOTE: Due to the weight of this amp, we prefer local pickup. If you can not make the scheduled pickup time, you can schedule another time with us. If it requires shipping, we will offer FREIGHT ONLY through Craters & Freighters Kansas City. You can call them directly for a quote at, 816-505-2223. You can also arrange your own shipping through another carrier, however, they have to pickup from our location. 18x9x15, 117 lbs RM

Central Electronics 20-A Multiphase Exciter. Very clean unit. Eye tube is a bit dim, but the rig worked well. It could use an alignment, however. 15x12x9, 35 lbs V6

Central Electronics 458 VFO in good working condition. It could use an alignment, however. 10x6x14, 15 lbs RB5

Collins 75A-4 Receiver in overall very good cosmetic condition, with 4:1 tuning knob, and original manual. Also includes all 3 filters, AM/SSB/CW. All functions work on this radio, but it could use some adjustments. RX sensitivity ranges from 5.0 - 15.0 uv depending on band, and the S-meter needs calibration. Otherwise a very nice looking A4 for your Collins collection. SN 5673 17x16x11, 40 lbs W5

Kenwood TL-922A Linear Amplifier, 220V. This is a very clean looking amp which includes original manual. There is no 10M mod on this amp. Idle current is 240 ma, plate voltage is SSB / 3200V and CW / 2100V. We did see issues on 20/15M. Input VSWR was > 6:1 on 20M. TX power output is as follows: 160M, 90W drive, 950W 80M, 90W drive, 900W 40M, 90W drive, 1300W 20M, 90W drive, ****see note above 15M, 90W drive, 250W ****see note above SN 8090029 16x16x8, 68 lbs US

Kenwood TL-922A Linear Amplifier, 220V. This amp is in very good cosmetic condition. Only one screw is missing from the top panel. Idle current is 300 ma, plate voltage for SSB / 3200V and CW / 2100V. There is no 10M mod on this amp. Loading on 80/160M is at dial limit, probably need to check pad caps. TX power output is as follows: 160M, 90W drive, 900W 80M, 90W drive, 850W 40M, 80W drive, 1000W 20M, 90W drive, 750W 15M, 90W drive, 750W SN 8070032 If shipping is required, the tubes will be removed and shipped separately. 16x16x8, 68 lbs US

Kenwood SM-220 Station Monitor with documentation as shown. CRT is sharp, controls and switches work well. Displayed a 20 MHz SSB and AM signal with no issues. Tone output is OK. SN 5050057 8x9x14, 11 lbs RE5

Collins Lighted Advertising Sign. Absolutely beautiful, large, advertising piece measuring 25 inches in diameter. Uses two 15" fluorescent bulbs, which are readily available. We did notice that the clips that hold the lamps in their holders were somewhat loose, so we bent the tabs slightly to secure the lamp better, but they may need to be replaced. See last photo for a picture of this sign displayed in Bob Heil's shack. Photo from QRZ and used with permission from family. 25" dia. x 4.5 inches

World Radio Laboratories Reference Map, matted and framed, probably 1950’s vintage. Sealed reverse. Glass. Beautiful example of this piece! (please excuse the reflections from the glass) 26x38 inches, 15 lbs

Heil RCA 77-DX Microphone – A Unique Collector’s Item This microphone is a working replica of the iconic RCA 77-DX, featuring beautiful chrome accents and a 600-ohm dynamic element connected to a solid-state preamp integrated into the base. It is equipped with an XLR output for professional-grade connectivity. From the Heil family, we learned: "Bob may have updated this microphone with Heil components. It’s possible this was also a working prototype during the development of the PR77." While we couldn’t find specific information about this particular microphone on Heil’s website or elsewhere online, it bears a striking resemblance to the Heil PR77D, sharing similar specifications. For added provenance, the last photo showcases this microphone in use in Bob Heil’s personal radio shack (lower left). This image is shared courtesy of Bob’s family via QRZ. A truly special piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike! 15 inches, 5 lbs R5

Drake 2-B Communications Receiver in overall good cosmetic condition, as shown. Meter and tuning dial work smoothly, and some of the switched could use cleaning. RX sensitivity is 0.5 uv on 80/40M, but no RX on other bands. 12x10x8, 15 lbs RG2

Drake 2-BQ Q Multiplier in overall good cosmetic as well as working condition. 8x7x6, 4 lbs V3

Eico 720 Transmitter+ 730 Modulator-Driver. Very nice units with a few minor scuffs/scratches and the modulator is missing the top cover. If you knew Bob, you knew he was an Eico 720/730 aficionado. See last photo of Bob in his shack with the 720/730. Photo from QRZ and is being used with permission from the family. The EICO VFO can be found in the next lot in this auction. Both units worked, as expected. Using a couple in-house crystals for 40/80M, the 720 produced about 35W output. Modulator is in working condition as well. 7x16x11 each, and 45 lbs total SH

Eico 722 VFO in good working condition, with a copy of the manual included. Switches could use a bit of Deoxit for cleaning. 7x9x9, 5 lbs P5

Pine Board Radio & Power Supply. Nice example of Bob's DIY Pine Board Radio Project, as seen on Ham Nation and in the January 2018 issue of QST. Power supply appears to work, but we did not test the radio itself. It does appear complete. 11 lbs U5

Heathkit The Sixer Six Meter Transceiver. In good cosmetic condition, however, there is a loud hum when powered on. Most likely, electrolytics need replacing. 10x8x6, 6 lbs RF4

Heathkit PS-23 Power Supply in good working condition. All voltages tested OK (HI/LO). 10x7x5, 15 lbs RE5

Ameco AC-1 Transmitter. Very nice looking unit, powers up, tubes light, but no TX output. We did try two different crystals. Should be a simple project for someone. 5x8x7, 7 lbs U3

Astatic DN-500 Microphone in good cosmetic and working condition. 2 lbs EC9

Astatic D-104 Golden Eagle Microphone in good cosmetic and working condition. The base of the mic has a plaque with some CB call letters. We don't know if that call sign belonged to Bob at some point in the past. 3 lbs Y3

Astatic D-104 Microphone in good cosmetic and working condition. 3 lbs Y2

Icom SM-8 Microphone in good cosmetic and working condition, as shown. 2 lbs X4

Ameritron RCS-8V Remote Coax Swithch + RCS-8V Relay Box. These units are in good working condition. 3 lbs v3

Dow Key Relay which requires approximately 15VDC to switch properly. 1 lb Y3

Millen 90651 Grid Dip Meter in overall good cosmetic as well as working condition. 5 lbs V2

Heil Sound Bob Heil K9EID Magnetic Name Tag, as shown. 3 inches Y3

Philmore FSM55 Transmission Analyzer in working condition. 2 lbs T2

Heil Sound EQ, no model number found. However, with the exception of some scratchy/noisy controls, this unit is in working condition. 2x19x7, 5 lbs W2

Tempo RBF-1A SWR/Wattmeter. Nice looking meter, in good working condition. 2 lbs W1

Kenwood SW-2100 SWR/Wattmeter. Nice looking meter in good working condition. 2 lbs Y1

Ameritron RCS-8V Coax Switch Control Unit. The remote coax switch is not included. That being said, this unit is in good working condition. 2 lbs Y1

Mars SW-10 Standing Wave Indicator. In good cosmetic condition, however, the meter movement sticks at mid scale. 2 lbs O1

UR6QW 8 Band EQ, Compressor, Noise Gate, Echo Processor. In working condition. This unit was used with ICOM rigs. You will need to supply your own DC power and cable. 3 lbs M4

UR6QW 10 Band EQ, Compressor, Noise Gate, Echo Processor. In working condition. This unit was used with ICOM rigs. You will need to supply your own DC power and cable. 2 lbs G1

Gonset GPP-1 Hybrid Phone Patch, untested. As shown. 3 lbs H3

Mars LE-2 Hybrid Phone Patch. Untested, as shown. 2 lbs G1

MFJ-1708B-RF Sense SDR Receiver TR Switch in good working condition. 1 lb G1

Heathkit HM-2103 RF Load Wattmeter. Unit is in good cosmetic condition. Controls are a bit stiff and will need cleaning, as well as calibration for the meter. Unit reads low, compared to our bench equipment. 5x6x13, 4 lbs G2

Conceptionr BCBF-100 Broadcast Rejection Filter. Will need some adjustments and/or work. There is a very high insertion loss up into the HF frequencies. Approximately -40dBm at 20M. 1 lb U1

MFJ-4712 & 4712RC Remote Switch. In good working condition. However, the positions are reversed, i.e., ANT1 on controller switches ANT2 and vice-versa. Upon visual inspection, it looks like it was an MFJ error in production. 1 lb T1

Kenwood PS-53 Power Supply in good working condition. Tested well under load. 6x7x13, 17 lbs RB3

Yaesu VX-8R HT Transceiver. This radio is in good working condition, battery seems to hold a charge. You will need to supply your own charger and/or DC supply. TX sensitivity is 0.1 uv on all bands, and TX power output ranges from 1W to 4W on all bands depending on power setting on the radio. SN 8N041853 2 lbs RF2

Tektronix 2235 100 MHz Oscilloscope in good overall cosmetic condition. Time base accuracy is good, CRT is bright and sharp. Controls and switches work well, and both channels displayed a 100 MHz signal without issue. 19x12x7, 23 lbs RG2

Ten-Tec 229 Antenna Tuner, nice looking tuner, however the meter movement will not move. There is a burned resistor on meter board, so some repairs will need to be made. 14x14x5, 12 lbs RG2

P&H Electronics 600A 6 Meter Converter, untested. Needs accompanying power supply to test. Includes documentation. 7x7x5, 5 lbs RE6

Pair of JBL Control 1 Speakers, both in working condition. One of the speakers appears to be modified with a 12VDC connection and an added female DIN plug. It is unknown what their intent was. There is some cracking around the outside of the speaker cones, as shown. 9x6x6 each, 10 lbs total RE6

Four Microphone Stands, as shown. Various heights, tallest is 10 inches W6

Three JBL Control Speakers, Control 1, Control Plus and Control Professional, according to the back of the speaker. The speaker grills appear to have a different model number on them. All tested good. Good cosmetic condition. 9x6x6 each, 17 lbs total D6

Heathkit IG-18 Sine-Square Audio Generator. The switches and pots on this unit need some cleaning, and it could use calibration. Otherwise, it works. Sine wave was flat topping a bit; attenuator is OK and the ranges and levels are good. 13x7x6, 8 lbs E5

W2IHY 8 Band Equalizer + Noise Gate in good working condition. You will need to supply your own power adapter/cable. A replacement power adapter is available from W2IHY Technologies. 2 lbs BB5

W2IHY EQ Plus in good working condition. You will need to supply your own power adapter/cable. A replacement adapter is available from W2IHY Technologies. 4x9x5, 5 lbs DD3

Yamaha MG12/4 + Naphon 16 DSP Mixers. Only one power adapter included, but works on both units. The gain knob on the Yamaha is broken off, but the pot will turn just fine. The Naphon Line In 2 Hi EQ knob is broken as well. That being said, the Naphon mixer seemed to work well, and with the exception of Channel 2 on the Yamaha being dead, all other channels and the unit in general worked well. 4x16x13 + 3x10x8, 16 lbs total DD5

Heathkit PM-2 Mobile Tuning Meter in good cosmetic condition, however, the meter does not work and will need repair. (needle does move freely) 1 lb BB5

110+ Various Radio Tubes in Boxes, as shown. We tested a handful of tubes at random and they tested well. Also, the tube numbers on the box matched the tubes. We did not test every single tube, so please bid accordingly. 8 lbs L6

(7) 6416 & (2) EL34/E34L Tubes, all tested with a Dan Nelson calibrated TV-7D/U test set. With results as follows: 6146 -- 53/35; 63/35; 62/35 (missing guide pin); 66/35; 62/35; 60/35; 40/35, where 35 is the minimum good value, or 60%. EL34 Mullard (Russia) 44/30 E34L (JJ) 55/30, where 30 is the minimum good value, or 60%. 2 lbs EC4