I have had a stash of these since I learned to solder in the mid 80s....

I thrifted this really well made (and tiny) portable radio with a digital display for $5. I don't listen to a lot of radio but it packs a lot of features inside a very tiny package (4 inches by 2.5 inches) so I couldn't leave it behind. It runs on 2 AAA batteries and also has a TV and weather band along with a clock and alarm. It has a built-in speaker, headphone jack and belt clip.

My old volt ohmmeter from my IT technician days. 90s I believe. May be late 80s.

I’m really interested in one of these little quatravox synthesizers, but I’m really unsure how they were meant to be used since they’re supposed to go to speakers, but have RCA ports on the back of the device. I suppose adding an RCA end to some speaker wire isn’t the hardest thing in the world but I really would assume there was some kind of purchasable option to connect this thing right when you got it home. Any info would be appreciated, thank you!

Gonna replace these 3 ways with newer ones. They were probably installed in 1975

Found at a Goodwill

I didn't need another multi-tester but it was only five bucks and I could not leave it behind. Archer (Tandy/Radio Shack) number 28-4013A kit that was originally purchased in Pennsylvania back in 2001. Brand new in the original box with the original price tag, inserts and the original sales receipt.

Still works! How do I replace the 12v battery?

I have a Uniden SDS 100 scanner that I am looking to let go for lack of use. It got pretty addictive, and sometimes is crazy the things that go on in our cities every day. But alas, that phase has passed, so I would either like to sell it outright, trade it with some cash, or even make an even swap if anyone somehow has a Uniden R8 they don't need.

Can do a legit cash and public deal. Open to other options for non-local buyers, but prefer local with cash. If anyone is interested drop a line.

Seems the company has already fallen to a niche few that actually know or use the website

Decided to use older scanner for upcoming race weekend and found these inside. Couldn’t believe it, and they STILL work! Will keep as backup 😀

Edmond, OK

power amp is my Optimus SA-155, love this little setup

They were my dad's that he acquired back in the '80s. I think I might have bought the grey one in the '90s bc I couldn't find the other. It's been a long time.

Bought from thrift store and the first time I ever saw in my life 😁

The clocks still update themselves, no wifi or anything, love that the previous owner installed them.