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This Event Is for Vmars and Dehs Members Only VMARS Auction Kineton Village Hall, Mill Street, Kineton, Warwickshire CV35 0LB Saturday 26th March 2011 10.30 a.m.- 3.30 p.m. THIS EVENT IS FOR VMARS AND DEHS MEMBERS ONLY AUCTION CATALOGUE This auction is being carried out on behalf of the relatives of the late Peter Skinner. On this occasion additional lots will not be accepted on the day. Unless otherwise stated, all items are as seen, and have not been inspected in detail, so no warranty as to them being authentic, complete, or in working order can be implied. Buyers are advised strongly to check that mains operated items comply with current safety standards before connecting to the mains. Unless otherwise stated, no such checks have been carried out on equipment offered at this auction. Buyers should be aware that equipment may have been stored under damp conditions, with the risk of ‘leaky’ transformers which could trip RCCB protected mains supplies, or fail-to-chassis when powered. Equipment may not be adequately earthed, or earth connections may have corroded. Critical power supply components such as electrolytic smoothing capacitors require ‘re-forming’ if stored for extended periods of time, resulting in spectacular failure if not treated accordingly! Some equipment offered in this auction operates at high voltage. Applying power to equipment which has not been dried out properly, or with accumulated dirt or corrosion, can damage the equipment whilst making it potentially hazardous. Those intending to place bids at this auction will be issued with a bidding card before the start. All accounts must be settled by close on the day of the auction. You are advised that some items will carry a reserve price. Getting to Kineton: Kineton is signposted from junction 12 of the M40. Follow the signposted route via Gaydon. The Village Hall is in the centre of Kineton. For those who are unable to travel by car, the nearest railway station is Warwick, from where a taxi can be taken. The distance from Warwick is approximately 12 miles. Vintage and Military Amateur Radio Society 26th March 2011 Auction Catalogue Lot#001: Wireless for the Warrior, volumes 1-4 Lot#004: Evershed & Vignoles Megger Lot#005: Fullerphone MkIV (1942) Lot#002: Amateur Radio Software, RSGB Lot#006: Tripod (Standard Instrument No. 21 Mk V No. 19.050) Lot#003: ‘Through to 1970’; Royal Signals Golden Jubilee Lot#007: Barker & Williamson Filter Model 425 Lot#008: HP VHF Signal Generator 608E Lot#011: ATU MA144C with vacuum capacitor and 2 roller coasters Lot#012: Telephone Set F High Power No 1 Mk II YA6244 Lot#009: Signal Generator 8960F (Decca Navigator) Lot#013: Wavemeter 1191 + Calibration Chart Lot#010: Measuring Set Field Strength RF No 3 Lot#014: Interseries adapters-oscilloscope adapter set Lot#015: Locator No 1 – line and cable faults ZA0738 Lot#019: Fullerphone Mk V Lot#016: Calibrator Crystal No 10 Lot#020: Bird Thruline Meter with 100 W 400-1000 MHz Lot#017: Unknown test set Lot#021: As Lot#012 Lot#022: Wayne Kerr Universal Bridge CT530 Lot#018: Tester Field UG204A-1 Lot#023: Range Finder Type FT37 and belt mounting MB12 AP10,080 Lot#024: Switchboard Magneto 8-Line Lot#031: Heathkit Laboratory Oscilloscope Lot#025: Test Set Demolition No 1 Lot#032: Racal MA323 Lot#026: RAF Airfield Compass Lot#033: Heathkit Oscilloscope Lot#027: As Lot#006 Lot#028: As Lot#006 Lot#029: DST100 Lot#034: Field Strength Meter Probe Lot#030: As Lot#029 Lot#035: Pair of Telephone Sets J Lot#039: Magneto Telephone Test Set Lot#036: Tektronix Scope 4658 Lot#040: Rhode & Schwarz Polyskop 1 Type SWOB Lot#037: Field Strength Meter I-95-B Lot#041: Shibaden TV Camera FP-100 + Monitor Lot#038: Manual for Hellschreiber Lot#042: RF Wattmeter Bird 4370 Lot#043: Theodolite Lot#047: Large Isolating Transformer Lot#044: Test Set Power Level No 3 Mk 2 Lot#048: Assorted Magazines Lot#049: Aerial Selector Lot#045: Telequipment Scope Lot#046: Creed 7B Teleprinter Lot#050: HT Stabilised PSU up to 400 V 150 mA variable Lot#055: Decade Box, Gambrell Bros Ltd., London, No Lot#051: HP Frequency Counter 3 MHz 13703 Lot#052: Regency Scanner, Regency Digital Flight Scan Lot#056: Advance Signal Generator 150 kHz – 220 MHz SG62B Lot#053: Rhode & Schwarz 30-500 MHz Resonance Frequency Meter Type WAM Lot#057: Electrostatic Voltmeter, loose in case, + spare meter Lot#054: Homebru Stabilised LT PSU Lot#058: Tripod for Theodolite Lot#059: Teleprinter Test Set (no label) Lot#064: Lafayette HE80 RX, no case Lot#060: Rhode & Schwarz Microwave Power Meter 0- 4500 MHz Lot#065: Codan SSB TCVR Type 7727 Lot#061: Wayne Kerr Signal Generator CT53 + Calibration Charts/Books Lot#066: Marconi AM Signal Generator TF801D/1 Lot#062: BCC HF TX/RX BCC33 Lot#067: WS19 Variometer and Rejector Unit on board Lot#068: Heathkit IO-12U Scope Lot#063: PO Meter Multirange 12C/1 Lot#069: Eddystone Admiralty Pattern Receiver Outfit QR Lot#072: As Lot#071 (1961) Model 770R/1 Lot#073: Dana Digital Voltmeter 4470 Lot#070: Canbridge AC Test Set Dynamometer Lot#074: Model 575 Multimeter (maker unknown) Lot#071: Farnell 47-56 V at 12 A PSU Lot#075: Tester AT4557 DGM.ATW 45570 Issue 45570 Lot#076: Cambridge Instruments Decibel Meter Lot#077: Hatfield Instruments Measuring Set Type 1017A Lot#081: 2 Boxes each containing 9 Butterfly Trimmers Lot#082: GE Bradley CT471C Multimeter Electronic Lot#078: EC-Wire, fine gauges Lot#083: Evershed Resistance Box for use with Bridge Megger Testing Set Lot#079: Capacitor Unit 10C 18130 (2 units A & B) Lot#084: Hallicrafters S27 for spares or serious restoration Lot#080: B40 Receiver Lot#085: Rhode & Schwarz Test Receiver Type USVB 0.17-4.6 GHz + Connectors Lot#086: Plessey Test Set Sub-Assembly Radio PTR170/Station Radio A43 Lot#087: Individual Lots (A-N) 14 AVO Meters Lot#088: AVO Current Transformer Lot#092: Telephone Line Test Set Lot#089: Class D Wavemeter Lot#093: Reel of screened cable (2 cores in screen) Lot#090: Racal MA728 Base Lot#094: Individual Lots (A-C) 3 boxes of Spectra Strip Ribbon Cable Lot#095: Selection of couplers Lot#091: Selection of telephones Lot#122: Unit HT 30 Watt Mk1 (1918) Lot#096: Icom IC-R20 new and boxed Lot#097: AVO Minor Multimeter Lot#123: Eddystone 770U Lot#120: Motorola maritime SSB TCVR with auto ATU Lot#124: Eddystone 770U/2 Lot#121:WW1 Spark TX Lot#125: CT216 Reflection Coefficient Meter with accessories in lid Lot#126: BC221 in canvas cover Lot#131: Blick Time Recorder Lot#132: Theodolite Lot#127: BC221 Lot#133: TF2008 Signal Generator + accessories Lot#128: Power Unit Type 3 Lot#129: Bird Dummy Load and meter Lot#130: Bird Attenuator Lot#134: CR200 RX Lot#138: Homebru ATU Lot#135: Aldis Lamp with spare bulbs and filter Lot#139: CT216 Reflection Coefficient Meter Lot#140: BC221 Lot#136: CT436 Oscilloscope Lot#141: HP Counter Lot#137: CT160 Valve Tester Lot#142: Redifon ATU Type 6288 Lot#143: RA17/L Lot#149: Edison Phonograph Lot#144: Power Meter Lot#145: RT7/APN1 Lot#150: Wide Range RF Test Set Lot#146: RT7/APN1 Lot#147: Heathkit RA1 Lot#148: Vintage wireless RX Lot#151: 1147B RX (woodworm in case) Lot#152: Aircraft Height Finder Lot#156A: Mk301 RX with accessories Lot#156B: Mk301 RX with accessories Lot#156C: Mk301 RX accessory box only Lot#153: Binoculars Patt 2112 Lot#156D: Mk301 RX accessory box only Lot#157: Racal PSU Lot#158: UHF Wavemeter TF643 Lot#154: Early 8mm Bell&Howell Projector Lot#159: Avo Signal Generator CT378B Lot#155: Rank Aldis Slide Projector Lot#160: Universal Bridge TF868A Lot#165: 3 Brass Clocks as Lot#164 for spares Lot#166: HRO + PSU (suspect damage); octal valves + 2 coil units Lot#167: French Microammeter Lot#161: Universal Bridge TF868A Lot#162: Universal Bridge TF1313A Lot#168: Quad 33 Amplifier Lot#163: AN/APR4 Radar Search Receiver Lot#169: 1320B Radiation Monitor Lot#164: Brass Clock (Admiralty?) Lot#170: Clock (as seen) Lot#175: Lucas Signal Lamp with key Lot#171: Clock (as seen) Lot#172: UHF Wavemeter Lot#176: Searchlight Mirror (approx. 10” wide) Lot#177: Aircraft Compass Unit Lot#173: Eddystrone 770R Lot#178: Megger Evershed Vignoles Series 2 Lot#174: 19-Set PSU (much modified, no generator) Lot#179: Aircraft Trailing Antenna Lot#183: Advance RMS Voltmeter Lot#184: Pair of handsets Lot#180: Pair of field telephones Lot#185: 1073 Attenuator (Marconi) Lot#181: Decca Radar Signal Generator T4345 (Wayne Kerr) Lot#182: Advance RMS Voltmeter Lot#186: Contamination Meter Lot#187: Palantype Stenograph Lot#190: CT455 Transistor Analyser Lot#191: Bridge Megatesting Set Lot#188: Variac Lot#192: Box of 34 EF50s Lot#193: Series 2 Bridge Megger (Evershed & Vignoles) Lot#189: Ionisation Tester No. 732 Lot#194: AR88 Lot#199: Altai Grid Dip Meter KDM6. Coil missing Lot#200: Megger Lot#195: 2 Boxes of Recorder Wire Lot#196: 2 Field telephones Lot#197: Osram Gecophone Lot#201: CT54 Valve Voltmeter Lot#198: Output Indicator (new in box) Lot#202: Ohmmeter Lot#203: Ohmmeter Lot#206: TF2512 RF Power Meter Lot#204: Megger Lot#207: TF1065A Transmitter & Receiver Test Set Lot#208: HC100 2 m TCVR Lot#205: Voltmeter Lot#209: 2 large glass insulators Lot#210: ZA0937 Morse Key and Transmitter Breast No. 1 Lot#214: Empty suitcase Lot#215: Larkspur 27ft Mast (no carrying or erection kit) Lot#216: 2 Power Supplies Lot#211: AC/DC Ammeter Lot#217: Selector Switch Lot#212: Voltmeter Lot#218: Avo HV Probe Lot#219: Capacitor Lot#213: Box of components Lot#220: Radiation Meter Lot#250: Collins RX (0.5 - 30MHz) Lot#221: Selection of transformers Lot#251: RA17 RX Lot#222: Toolbox with some small tools Lot#252: AR88 RX Lot#223: Box of components Lot#253: RA17 RX Lot#254: FRG-7 RX Lot#258: Ten-Tec Paragon (Radio
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