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Well, in one respect, vintage equipment is a real bargain.
This past year I purchased a set of Heathkit SB-series amateur radio “twins” for the collective price of about $350. If you include related expenses need for getting the set on the air, the total cost was probably about $500. That’s in current dollars (2008). Accounting for inflation, this is equivalent to $80 in 1968, a year during which the same and equivalent items could be purchased. Going the other way, I’d say that in 1968, the same Heathkit station would have cost about $650, which in today’s dollars is about $4000. So, even if I had been ripped off and paid twice what I did this year, I still would have paid a low price. -Dave Drumheller, K3WQ |
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