I do a lot of business with them and they always have well cared for gear. Not saying it won’t need adjustments but, it looks like a nice clean unit. Everything you see in the pictures is what is included in this lot. Photos are the best description. Please look at all pictures closely before purchasing. We will document any damage the best we can but the photos will always be the best way to exam the item. Items may need a more in depth cleaning. We will do our best to clean every item, although sometimes we can’t do a full thorough clean. Message us for additional photos or questions. We of course will get them out as fast as we can. We will help resolve whatever issue you are having. We try very hard to provide good communication and always strive for everyone to have a positive experiences!

Item is untested and as is. Please see all photos provided. Measurements are 13.5×9.5x5ish inches. Again the photos are the best description I can provide. I’ll try to answer questions. New items added daily. We have other radio stuff available.

I have found very little about this piece. Made by Marti Electronics it is a model 25C, I believe it is a transmitter. The tag also reads M-25C / MR-30 / 150-170. 15 vacuum tubes in the unit. All look to be original vintage, I see many of the Bugle boy ones installed. It has a Turner Carbon Microphone attached. This came from a local radio station. This unit was hooked up on a rack mount. Now I have no way to test so I have to sell it as I found it. Pretty cool old piece. Please check over the photos. Thank you for looking.

Wirelessly stream audio to that old antique or vintage radio with your very own, in house, MicroMitter! No installation or alterations to your vintage set required. It’s also portable, takes a single 9v battery, with ultra low power consumption, so you can use it, on the go, with a vintage vehicle or portable set as well. Live rural and don’t have any stations within range? Even better; start your own! Unit comes with an internal Bluetooth adapter, short antenna wire and detailed instructions.

Please Check Out Our Store. We Have Over 2000+ Listing and Are Adding More Daily! Everything You See in the Pictures Is What Is Included in This Lot. Photos Are the Best Description. Please Look at All Pictures Closely Before Purchasing. We Will Document Any Damage the Best We Can but the Photos Will Always Be the Best Way to Exam the Item. Items May Need a More in Depth Cleaning. We Will Do Our Best to Clean Every Item, Although Sometimes We Can’t Do a Full Thorough Clean. Message Us for Additional Photos or Questions. We of Course Will Get Them Out as Fast as We Can. We Will Help Resolve Whatever Issue You Are Having. We Try Very Hard to Provide Good Communication and Always Strive for Everyone to Have a Positive Experience!

The Vintage 1951 Heathkit Model AT-1 HAM Amateur Tube Radio Transmitter is a classic piece of ham radio equipment that is still in working condition. This transmitter, produced by Heathkit, is a sought-after collectible among amateur radio enthusiasts and vintage electronics collectors. With its retro design and functionality, this transmitter allows users to experience the nostalgia of early 1950s radio communication technology while still providing reliable performance for current users.

This is a rare and historically significant WWII era Type CAY 47153A NAVY Aircraft Transmitter Radio Tuning Unit. This piece of military equipment, manufactured in the 1940s, served a crucial role in aircraft communication during the Second World War. Information Label: Type GAY-47151A Plug-in Tuning Unit. Frequency Range: 800 to 1500 KC. A Unit of Model GP-7 Aircraft Radio Equipment. Contract Date: June 27, 1940. There is a chart on the side that. Height: 8 ¾ inches. Comes as is, untested. See photos for more details. What is pictured is what you will receive! Any questions will be responded to as quickly as possible. Make this rare piece of aviation history part of your collection! And feel free to look at the rest of our listings as we preserve aviation and space flight history and technology. All proceeds from this sale benefits the San Diego Air & Space Museum, a private non-profit 501(3)c organization, to carry out its mission.

Wirelessly stream audio to that old antique or vintage radio with your very own, in house, MicroMitter! No installation or alterations to your vintage set required. It’s also portable, takes a single 9v battery, with ultra low power consumption, so you can use it, on the go, with a vintage vehicle or portable set as well. Live rural and don’t have any stations within range? Even better; start your own! Unit comes with an internal Bluetooth adapter, short antenna wire and detailed instructions.