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For Sale: spotted on Craigslist (continuous sightings)

So I saw this ad on Craigsllist today and decided to visit and take a look. Ended up buying three items I was looking for. More like a 1980s and 90s computer store. This guy is really nice and has a ton of stuff and he ships! Here is the ad and some pics I took. Some prices are near market and others are great deals. Depends on what it is. I had fun exploring.

https://vermont.craigslist.org/sdp/d/computer-parts-boneyard-maker-store/6775638267.html

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He has a 'TV Station Analog Transmitter'. :D I bet the FCC didn't imagine one of these getting into the hands of a consumer. :shock:
 
He asked me (in a joking manner) if I wanted to have my own TV station. Now I know why.
 
Caleb Hansberry said:
very cool! I couldn't list specific things I want, I'd have to see it. Besides of course the Panasonic CF-480 laptop I am looking for, but it doesn't look likely he'd have it.
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All you have to do is call him and ask. He's super nice and he'll ship. I didn't even get a chance to look through his two warehouse rooms in back that you see in the photos. He's open until 6pm on weekdays Eastern Time. Here's his card:

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Samir said:
He has a 'TV Station Analog Transmitter'. :D I bet the FCC didn't imagine one of these getting into the hands of a consumer. :shock:
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If the channel number is just right (probably isn't), it's likely easily modified for Amateur Television.

I have an analogue television transmitter. I could use one with a little more power, at least until I get time to sort out an amplifier.
 
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