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> 

Jack in Bristol is selling father’s EC10 Mk1 which comes complete with battery box and the original packing carton. Jack says that the receiver is working and can provide a short video of it operational.

Jack can pack for courier dispatch but wants the purchaser to arrange and pay for the courier.  Jack is looking for offers on this radio but would like it to go to a collector. Jack can be contacted on Jack Macmillan baldheadedpriest@gmail.com 

Robert in mid Wales has two receivers he wishes to go to a good home free of charge due to age and health issues. The 940 was purchased off EBay in 2019 and is in nice condition and has the speaker mounted in the cabinet. It had been restored by the previous owner. The 840A is a bit scruffy and has had some work done on it including a new set of valves. The sets appear to work but Robert has not been able to fully check them out. You would have to collect these from Robert’s home in Llanbrynmair, Powys (SY19).

If  you wish to take up this generous offer of Robert’s then please contact him via e mail  at robert.reay@btinternet.com 

Clive Walker in Ludlow has some interesting items he is selling off.

Eddystone Speaker £65

Battery box £35

Waterproof Diecast Box (with O ring – unused) £15

Postage within the UK is OK  or can be collected if that is preferred.

Will observe Covid 19 rules. 

If you are interested in any of these item contact Clive via e mail  clive.walker5@btopenworld.com

Archie Twigg in Teddington has a complete S902 Edometer for sale. It comes with all coils and the original wooden carrying case. Archie is looking to get £120 for this and will post at cost. If you are interested or require more photos or information contact Archie via e mail on

archietwigg61@gmail.com

Keith, G0THF is selling  surplus equipment from Chesterfield & District Scouts Amateur Radio Club. He has an Eddystone S902 Grid Dip Meter for sale without carrying box or insert coils. The serial no. is GR0216. As it is being sold on behalf of the Scouts, Keith is asking £60 plus postage. He can be contacted via e mail at g0thf@hotmail.com

27/6/2020 PRICE NOW REDUCED TO £50 PLUS POSTAGE

David Skeate G0SKE from Bungay, in Suffolk ( NR351NP) has an Eddystone EA12 Receiver for sale which he has owned for 20 years and says works very well. It is in very good and original condition and David is prepared to deliver within Suffolk otherwise it is collect only. David is selling the radio for £300. If interested contact David on  davidskeate@waitrose.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rod Palmer in Bridgend, South Wales, has an Eddystone 840C (AC/DC) receiver for sale. This was family owned from new and operated by one of the World’s last deep sea salvage divers as his window on the World during long spells at sea. The receiver is complete with power connector plug (no lead) and although not tested recently it was working when returned from a final spell at sea.

There is some superficial rust staining to the rear vent panels and other minor rust specks/areas to other parts of the cabinet (see pics). Detailed close-ups of all areas of the cabinet can be provided to any interested parties. Although the rear panel screws move freely, we’re unwilling to try to remove the rear panel due to interference from minor rusting so cannot comment on, or photograph, the interior. It is normally stored in what appears to be the original cardboard shipping case within a stout, custom-made canvas tote with rope handles. Price: £195. If you are interested contact Rod on

rodney_palmer@hotmail.com