Paul G3VCN has 870A for sale GWO. £50. Location Plymouth, collection preferred or pay postage. Contact Paul via e mail  paulg3vcn@blueyonder.co.uk 

Sue Thomas in Cardiff is selling her late father’s Eddystone S940 receiver. Sue says that the radio has been lovingly looked after and it certainly looks to be in excellent condition. However it has not been used for some years so there is no guarantee. Sue wants to find a good home for this much loved radio, so she is looking for offers. The prospective purchaser can come and view and collect or she can deliver locally as far as say Bristol for the cost of the fuel. If you are interested in this receiver, Sue can be contacted on suethomas28@gmail.com

Paul Eden M3CBC, in Worcestershire is selling an EC10 Mark 1 with mains power supply, which is in need of some restoration. Seems to power up in as much as popping sounds can be heard from the speaker, but no signals received. Paul is looking for offers over £40 so if you are interested contact him via e mail. paul.m3cbc@gmail.com. He is willing to pack and ship at cost.

Rod WA4MAO in Alabama, USA,  has a 770R which he acquired some years ago in an auction and took apart to clean it up. It is available Free of Charge to anyone who can give it a good home. Rod had a car accident which meant he could not complete the rebuild so it was put in store for some years. The set worked OK when purchased but is now in bits. If you are looking for a project and would be interested in this set then contact Rod who is located in north central Alabama. The set can be picked up or Rod will ship for costs. Rod can be contacted on  rodsdyno@gmail.com

The Eddystone go-to spares guy, Ian Nutt, M0ECQ, is selling some old parts which might appeal to restorers of vintage Eddystones. They are not guaranteed and the All Wave Choke part No982 (13-2000 metres) is slightly damaged internally but could probably be restored. 

The 500-100Kc/s converter is apparently unused and comes in its original box. Ian would like them all to go to good homes!

Interested parties should email Ian directly on iandcnutt@msn.com

Federico IZ1FID in Italy has a rare EC-958/12 receiver complete with Manual with schematics he would like to sell. See : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZupB0Q4ns2g (note sound track is in Italian). If you would like to know more then contact Federico via email : federico.baldi@dottorbaldi.it 

Joe K9LY in Chicago has several home-made adhesive labels for the battery tray of the Eddystone EC10 and EB series receivers. He will send 2 pieces in return for:

• those inside the U.S.: a self-addressed stamped envelope (at least 6 inches long) with first-class U.S. postage (55 cents / “Forever” stamp)
• those outside the U.S.: Email me and we will work something out. How about a picture postcard via post of the city or region where you live? :-) 

Email Joe for postal address.   K9LY [at] arrl [dot] net

Pete Williams VK3IZ in Australia is offering slide rule  gears  for  Eddystone  and  similar  receivers. He persuaded  a  friend to  produce  a  few  pairs of  slide rule  tuning  gears  for the    Eddystone 750  and /or  similar  receivers. They  are aluminium  faithfully  copied  from the  original.  The attaching pin  for    the  cord  or  wire is of  brass so it  can  be  soldered

Price will be   Aus $35   a pair  plus air post  cost.—Paypal  OK. Contact Pete via e mail     jupete@internode.on.net 

Tony G0MQG in Norwich, Norfolk is selling an Eddystone 770R mk 1 that he bought for spare parts. It is minus the band 2 coil pack and valves and is being offered for spares/restoration.  Tony is looking for offers. Due to size and weight it will be collection only.  If you are interested his email address is tony122@ntlworld.com and he is on QRZ.COM                             
 

Steve Halkyarf in Carlisle has an Edometer owned by long time EUGer Mr Ron Drew G8URU who was his father in law. It is complete and with its carrying box and looks in good condition. It comes complete with instruction manual and other documentation. Steve believes it works and is looking for offers. If you are interested contact Steve via e mail: <smhalkyard@btinternet.com>