Free stuff
Free stuff
Just wondering if anyone might be interested in the following before I throw them out most of it is new and all free for collection from DE11 Swadlincote area
Uniselector 2
Channel selector 2 (similar to above but with wafer sws)
Proximity switches 10 +
Photo switches 7
Reflectors for above 8 +
Small motors AC + DC 8
Transformers and PSUs 10 +
BA9 Bulbs 12v 50+
MES Bulbs 6.5v 150+
Other bulbs and LEDs
Plastic balls 18 mm dia 10+ (ex German wall mcs)
Relays and bases (from 5v dc thru to 240v ac)
Electronic timers 4 (delay on, delay off and multi function)
Hi watt resistors 200+ (as used in wall mcs)
Capacitors 200+ (all electrolytic various values)
Bridge recs and diodes
Solenoids
Micro sws including sensitive type as in coin mechs
Tag strips and tag boards
Terminal strips
And any other stuff
Uniselector 2
Channel selector 2 (similar to above but with wafer sws)
Proximity switches 10 +
Photo switches 7
Reflectors for above 8 +
Small motors AC + DC 8
Transformers and PSUs 10 +
BA9 Bulbs 12v 50+
MES Bulbs 6.5v 150+
Other bulbs and LEDs
Plastic balls 18 mm dia 10+ (ex German wall mcs)
Relays and bases (from 5v dc thru to 240v ac)
Electronic timers 4 (delay on, delay off and multi function)
Hi watt resistors 200+ (as used in wall mcs)
Capacitors 200+ (all electrolytic various values)
Bridge recs and diodes
Solenoids
Micro sws including sensitive type as in coin mechs
Tag strips and tag boards
Terminal strips
And any other stuff
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Re: Free stuff
I can collect everything Sunday morning from you.
Thanks
Jeremy
I used to work in Swad .... remember?
Thanks
Jeremy
I used to work in Swad .... remember?
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Re: Free stuff
Grateful thanks to dassav whom I met today.
A friendly and generous geezer who passed on to me boxes of treasures as detailed above.
I estimate with a Marmite jar full of Strontium 90 or at a pinch an Utterly Butterly container of Strontium 45 I could build a WMD with what he handed over.
Oodles of gear that I shall be happy to pass on to any fellow collector desperately in need of such magical doo-dads for the price of p&p.
We all wish you luck in your next fascinating, time consuming hobby (whatever it may be) and please do keep your membership to Pennymachines alive and pop back occasionally to keep an eye on us.
You are a gent sir ......
BP
A friendly and generous geezer who passed on to me boxes of treasures as detailed above.
I estimate with a Marmite jar full of Strontium 90 or at a pinch an Utterly Butterly container of Strontium 45 I could build a WMD with what he handed over.
Oodles of gear that I shall be happy to pass on to any fellow collector desperately in need of such magical doo-dads for the price of p&p.
We all wish you luck in your next fascinating, time consuming hobby (whatever it may be) and please do keep your membership to Pennymachines alive and pop back occasionally to keep an eye on us.
You are a gent sir ......
BP
Re: Free stuff
You are very welcome, good to know they will be of value to someone
The wife said you should have took more stuff including some of my machines
The wife said you should have took more stuff including some of my machines
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Re: Free stuff
Was she the woman tied to the chair with a rag in her mouth?dassav wrote:You are very welcome, good to know they will be of value to someone
The wife said you should have took more stuff including some of my machines
Tell her I'm on my way.
Re: Free stuff
It was not as it seemed she was not bound and gagged at all but tangled up in her knitting and the rag in her mouth was to catch the snot from a runny nose
Far be it from me to try and supress my wife's vocal opinions and advice as I often tell her they are very much valued
Far be it from me to try and supress my wife's vocal opinions and advice as I often tell her they are very much valued
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