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item quantity new/used price comments
Eppley Laboratory, Newport RI, standard or Weston cell - one of the wires is broken, so while you may be able to fix it, I would consider this to be a display piece.  A standard cell is used as a voltage reference for calibration and measurement 

1 used 6.50 - you can read about it here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weston_cell  --- quoted below:

The Weston cell, invented by Edward Weston in 1893, is a wet-chemical cell that produces a highly stable voltage suitable as a laboratory standard for calibration of voltmeters. It was adopted as the International Standard for EMF in 1911.

Chemistry

The anode is an amalgam of cadmium with mercury, the cathode is of pure mercury, the electrolyte is a solution of cadmium sulphate and the depolarizer is a paste of mercurous sulphate.

As shown in the illustration, the cell is set up in an H-shaped glass vessel with the cadmium amalgam in one leg and the pure mercury in the other. Electrical connections to the cadmium amalgam and the mercury are made by platinum wires fused through the lower ends of the legs

 

I've saved this 5 inch CRT for decades so I could build an oscilloscope with it, or do something else fun - but I have a scope and I'm out of space, so this has to go - I can't remember whether I removed it from a piece of mil surplus equipment, or whether it came separate (in which case it would be unused) --- I don't see marks from where it would have been installed, so it very well might be new/unused/surplus NOS or whatever you want to call it.  I'm sure it's OK, I wouldn't  save a bad tube, but I have not powered it up and tested it (to do that, I'd have to build that scope, right? and then I'd need to keep the scope and I'd have an even worse space problem than I have now) - so this is AS IS.  It is time to  move this from my collection of really cool and interesting stuff to yours.  The tube is marked "made in Holland" so I presume the real maker is Phillips.

 

you can find a data sheet for this tube here:

http://www.shinjo.info/frank/sheets/011/d/D13-480GH.pdf Salient characteristics are:

2KV annode voltage
Green phosphor
6.3V 300 ma filament
Electrostatic deflection

 

1 ? 25

I've sold the Mu-metal shield, so what is left is the tube only, I just haven't taken a new photo.

 5K Bourns Trimpot JAN RJR12FL502P MIL SPEC

 

10 new $3 ea

 

pkgs of 1/4 watt resistors 50 per pack

11 packs

new $5/pack including shipping Click here for photo values are 330 ohms 5% 1/4 watt and 1000 ohms 5% 1/4 watt
bag of used carbon resistors 1 bag, a hundred or two resistors used $5 including shipping Click here for photo 
various large diodes, 150 amp to 300 amp about 12 used $7 ea, ask if you want a bunch click to enlarge
I have 9 of the ones on the left, two of the next, (1N1662 275A,150-V) and the rest only as shown.  the rightmost one is an SCR.  next to it is 1N3088 (400V 150A).  to get an idea of size, click on the image - the squares on the background are 1/4 inch

 

I've had this sitting around for a very long time, never have figured out exactly what it is, time to mystify someone else - it fits into a 9 pin miniature tube base, it weighs about what one would expect for a transformer, on the top it says T200  352534     no other markings anywhere - I don't know how I came to have it, whether it was aerospace surplus or whether it came out of something I took apart in the early 60s - whatever it is, bid on it and make it your problem.   It could also be a synchronous vibrator from an instrumentation amplifier but who knows 2 ? 5 ea
4X3 inch heatsink with diodes (I looked up one diode, it's 1N1183, 35A, 30V. 2 used $5 each, $6 both
Diode assembly - 30 diodes, 1n4005 1 new $4
Integrated Circuits        
74154 14 new? $0.50 ea 4 to 16 decoder  (TTL)
4164 a whole bunch used $0.25 ea 64KX1 DRAM
41264C-15 8 used $2 for all 64KX4 RAM
8031 2 used, tested $2 ea CPU for embedded use - keyboard, controllers, etc
z-80     ? CPU, used
Capacitors        
box of mica capacitors  a whole bunch tested a few, seem OK, mostly untested $5  (click here for photo)
CDE IF-54 2X0.25 uf 110V 2 new $6 ea designed, for filtering the power line, metal box with two input wires, 3 output wires (white=gnd), in box
Mallory HC2540A 4000uf 25V 7 new $6 ea in box, black plastic case
TF140-102A, 0.001 mfd, 14 KVDCW, CX102K102T NSN 5910-00-702-7141 
1 used sold Plastic Capacitors in Chicago, Red colored glass case with screw terminals
0F40-504, 0.5 mfd, 4000VDCW, Ext'd foil  2 used $5 ea Plastic Capacitors in Chicago, Red colored glass case with screw terminals
0F50-254, 0.25 mfd, 5000VDCW, Ext'd foil 1 used $4 ea Plastic Capacitors in Chicago, Red colored glass case with screw terminals
.0047 uf 15,000V many new $5 ea yellow colored, axial leads, mylar?  MPE-11-N, 10% tolerance, F-DYNE
45 uf   440 AC 1 used $15 marked "internal fuse" oil type
8uf  660 AC 1 used $10 oil type
0.5 uf 1500DC 1 used $8 oil type
4uf 1000DC 1 used $12 oil type
2 uf 1000DC 1 used $8 oil type
0.1 uf 2000DC 1 used $8 oil type
2(?) uf 600DC 1 used $5 oil type
10 uf 600DC 1 new $20 oil type
1uf 600 DC 1 used $8 oil type
10 uf 440AC 1 used $10 oil type
2X0.5 uf 600DC 1 used $5 oil type
3.8,0.05uf 300AC 1 used $2 oil type (ballast)
4uf 600V 1 used $8 oil type
1uf 400v 1 used $5 oil type
0.5 uf 1500V 1 used $10 cylindrical with screw terminals, oil type
7.5uf 165AC 1 used $5 oil type
4 uf  370AC 1 used $8 oil type
10 uf 1000DC 2 used $15 oil type
Mallory 4000 MFD 25VDC HC2540A screw terminal filter 7 new $4 ea  Electrolytic
1 used $50 High voltage mica capacitor:

.001, 25 amp, 25KV, mica capacitor (mica is the best,
lowest loss), Nice aluminum case (it's dusty in the photo), ceramic insulator.

Relays        
Sigma 70R4 3 new $3 ea 4PDT 12VDC coil, contacts are 2 amp at 28 VDC or 120 VAC
         
Switches        
         
Transformers        
Motorola 25C800144C 1 used $10 110AC, 6.3 and 5V AC, ?? HV, may have come from a TV - workis
Motorola 25D835532O 1 used $10 same comment as above
Stanley S-1360 reactor, 0.8 HY, 20V 800 cy, 50 ohms DC 1 used $6 also marked TF1A04YY REACTOR, olive drab colored
         

last updated 04/06/2008