Yeah, that too. And register a whole lot of machine guns before May 1986,
and file mining claims, then patent claims to get the land transferred to
me before then too. And get someone to buy me a few B-17 and B-29s right
after the war. And a few 62 Corvettes, and a Ferrari 250 or two...
On
On 2020-12-03 4:45 p.m., gregebert wrote:
Did anyone in this forum get their 7971's from PolyPaks a long time ago
(1970s/1980s) ? I recall they were inexpensive, and many were sold in
pairs along with the socket/driver board after being scrapped from
Lectrascan units.
Good Old ETCO
My first (8) came from PolyPaks or Burnstein-Applebee in 1971. They shipped
mounted in the board assembly and were wrapped up in paper. I think that they
were something like $8 for the set of two tubes. That was the good old days,
but alas, I only bought the boards with eight tubes. My
I'll give you $25 each for some of those!
On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 4:06 PM Nick wrote:
> Mine all came from Jim Scutio at usmintquartets man years ago- several
> crates at under usd 20 each. he had about 900 and just wanted rid of them.
>
> On Thursday, 3 December 2020 at 21:45:50 UTC gregebert
900 Nick?? REALLY??
Got any you want to offload for a couple $ each? LOL.
On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 2:06 PM Nick wrote:
> Mine all came from Jim Scutio at usmintquartets man years ago- several
> crates at under usd 20 each. he had about 900 and just wanted rid of them.
>
> On Thursday, 3 December
Mine all came from Jim Scutio at usmintquartets man years ago- several
crates at under usd 20 each. he had about 900 and just wanted rid of them.
On Thursday, 3 December 2020 at 21:45:50 UTC gregebert wrote:
> Did anyone in this forum get their 7971's from PolyPaks a long time ago
>
My two cents….
I purchased all mine via ebay.
Many good and some I was scammed.
The best batch I got was wrapped in old newspapers dated back to 1968. Seller
poorly packaged and several broke. I opened the box on video camera cause I
could hear the broken glass as soon as I received the
Did anyone in this forum get their 7971's from PolyPaks a long time ago
(1970s/1980s) ? I recall they were inexpensive, and many were sold in pairs
along with the socket/driver board after being scrapped from Lectrascan
units.
Just curious how some of you acquired a large stash.
On Thursday,
They're currently going for anywhere from 160 to 200 dollars on eBay. Pictures
of them being tested will help. Too rich for my blood at the moment, but I have
enough of them already :)
Best of luck selling them!
Cheers
Nick
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> On Dec 3, 2020, at 10:32, Wo Tu wrote:
>
I‘ve built 2 clocks using B7971. But now I dont have space for more.
gregebert schrieb am Donnerstag, 3. Dezember 2020 um 19:26:41 UTC+1:
> If you dont already have a clock or other device with 7971's, I suggest
> you make one. Even though these tubes are a bit ugly, they are so enormous
>
If you dont already have a clock or other device with 7971's, I suggest you
make one. Even though these tubes are a bit ugly, they are so enormous and
versatile that you will be pleased with it. And keep a few spares. I built
an 8-tube clock with 7971's a few years ago and I still like it, and
I sorted out my collection of tubes and was surprised , how much B7971 I
own.
Would like to sell some of these tubes. What do you think is a fair price
for one tube , or for six tubes ?
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