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    Jwahar BammiJwahar Bammi
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      Just watching this video from Dayton about Mendelsons – 80,000 sq ft of electronics heaven! Is there a joint in the area (MA, NH, RI) where one could rummage around for parts, chassis, used equipment ….. (i try to make it to Deerfield, MIT flea as often as possible )

      Went to You Do It in Needham – very disappointed.
      73 de kc1ccr
      bammi
      #77389
      Hamilton
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        I missed seeing this earlier.  There are a couple of places near Manchester I recommend.

         

        The first one is ESS. It has a wide range of components, assembly tools, cables, case fans, project boxes and much more. It also has used test equipment and some military surplus.

        It can be found at http://www.esssurplus.com/

         

        ESS

        900 Candia Road

        Manchester, NH 03109

        Phone: (603) 624-9600

        Fax: (603) 624-9700

        Hours: 9:30am – 5:30pm (EST) Mon-Sat

        The second one is PAR Electronics at
        250 Commercial Street # 904
        Manchester, NH 03101
        Phone: (603) 623-2009

        Once you find the building you go around back on the right side near the river and it is the first door on the rear by the loading dock.  This place is packed, it is cavernous, and unbelievable. Peter does not have a web site and sells a lot on eBay. He has a very wide range of “electronics”. There are shelves to the high ceiling of test equipment of every type and vintage, microwave devices, used but nice METCAL soldering irons, cables and connectors of every type. If you need a WW2 X band radar pedestal with dish, or a 100 watt S-band TWTA you will likely find it there.

        #77818
        Hamilton
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          I heard today ESS is closing……

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