Recent catch at Apex Electronics Surplus

[martin martin]

Everything works too!

No it's time to find them a purpose

[Joe Croft]

Must be nice! We have american science and surplus here in the chicago area, but it doesn't look as exciting as apex!

-joe

On Sunday, March 8, 2020, martin martin wrote:
> Everything works too!
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> No it's time to find them a purpose
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[Greg P]

Nice find!

What type Nixie's are in those?  NL841 or NL5441's?

[martin martin]

I will open them up when time permits and see what tubes they used in "'75"

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[Oscilloclock]

So jealous. Places like that once flourished in Japan, and even University salvage dumps here were fabulous hunting grounds! In the day, I found an entire original PDP-11, a working Apple II with Japanese ROMs, many many oscilloscopes, and numerous odd Nixie devices out in the rain and awaiting immediate rescue. I was only too happy to oblige!

But time, auction sites, and policies have all taken their toll on junk shops and junk yards alike. Ah, well...

- Aaron