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Ham Store In New York Plse
I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan)
that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. |
I think they have all closed down.... but these are a couple I
remember Barry Electronics Harrison Radio... 73, Clint On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. note..AntiSpam software..remove it to reply...8) |
I think they have all closed down.... but these are a couple I
remember Barry Electronics Harrison Radio... 73, Clint On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. note..AntiSpam software..remove it to reply...8) |
Is Advanced Specialties close by New York -- some one sed about 9 Miles but
miserable traffic http://www.advancedspecialties.net/ http://www.advancedspecialties.net/Map.htm -- Incognito By Necessity (:-( If you can't convince them, confuse them. - - -Harry S Truman "CLinT" wrote in message ... I think they have all closed down.... but these are a couple I remember Barry Electronics Harrison Radio... 73, Clint On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. note..AntiSpam software..remove it to reply...8) |
Is Advanced Specialties close by New York -- some one sed about 9 Miles but
miserable traffic http://www.advancedspecialties.net/ http://www.advancedspecialties.net/Map.htm -- Incognito By Necessity (:-( If you can't convince them, confuse them. - - -Harry S Truman "CLinT" wrote in message ... I think they have all closed down.... but these are a couple I remember Barry Electronics Harrison Radio... 73, Clint On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. note..AntiSpam software..remove it to reply...8) |
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull"
wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. There used to be a lot of radio stores in lower Manhatten, but I believe they mostly disappeared around the time the twin towers were built for the WTCenter. You might go to Google and do a search for "ham radio + Manhatten". Bob k5qwg |
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull"
wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. There used to be a lot of radio stores in lower Manhatten, but I believe they mostly disappeared around the time the twin towers were built for the WTCenter. You might go to Google and do a search for "ham radio + Manhatten". Bob k5qwg |
Forgot to include address and phone
Amateur Radio Dealers Advanced Specialties 114 Essex Street Lodi, NJ. 07644 201- 843 -2067 Advanced Specialties Radio Store is centrally located in Bergen County NJ, just 10 minutes from New York City via the George Washington Bridge. We are off Exit 63 of Rt. 80 & just minutes from Rt.'s 17, 4, 287, 3, 46, 208, 495,, the Garden State Parkway, NY Thruway & the New Jersey Turnpike. -- Incognito By Necessity (:-( If you can't convince them, confuse them. - - -Harry S Truman "Incognito" wrote in message news:nF4Xb.15871$IF1.2746@fed1read01... Is Advanced Specialties close by New York -- some one sed about 9 Miles but miserable traffic http://www.advancedspecialties.net/ http://www.advancedspecialties.net/Map.htm -- Incognito By Necessity (:-( If you can't convince them, confuse them. - - -Harry S Truman "CLinT" wrote in message ... I think they have all closed down.... but these are a couple I remember Barry Electronics Harrison Radio... 73, Clint On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. note..AntiSpam software..remove it to reply...8) |
Forgot to include address and phone
Amateur Radio Dealers Advanced Specialties 114 Essex Street Lodi, NJ. 07644 201- 843 -2067 Advanced Specialties Radio Store is centrally located in Bergen County NJ, just 10 minutes from New York City via the George Washington Bridge. We are off Exit 63 of Rt. 80 & just minutes from Rt.'s 17, 4, 287, 3, 46, 208, 495,, the Garden State Parkway, NY Thruway & the New Jersey Turnpike. -- Incognito By Necessity (:-( If you can't convince them, confuse them. - - -Harry S Truman "Incognito" wrote in message news:nF4Xb.15871$IF1.2746@fed1read01... Is Advanced Specialties close by New York -- some one sed about 9 Miles but miserable traffic http://www.advancedspecialties.net/ http://www.advancedspecialties.net/Map.htm -- Incognito By Necessity (:-( If you can't convince them, confuse them. - - -Harry S Truman "CLinT" wrote in message ... I think they have all closed down.... but these are a couple I remember Barry Electronics Harrison Radio... 73, Clint On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. note..AntiSpam software..remove it to reply...8) |
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 05:53:23 -0800, "Incognito" wrote:
Is Advanced Specialties close by New York -- some one sed about 9 Miles but miserable traffic http://www.advancedspecialties.net/ http://www.advancedspecialties.net/Map.htm Given the tax structure, with a 3% NYC sales tax on top of the 5% NY state sales tax, many retailers of large ticket items have relocated outside the boundaries of NYC. Same thing here in eastern Mass, where many retailers are located just over the border into "tax free" NH. Happy trails, Gary (net.yogi.bear) ------------------------------------------------ at the 51st percentile of ursine intelligence Gary D. Schwartz, Needham, MA, USA Please reply to: garyDOTschwartzATpoboxDOTcom |
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 05:53:23 -0800, "Incognito" wrote:
Is Advanced Specialties close by New York -- some one sed about 9 Miles but miserable traffic http://www.advancedspecialties.net/ http://www.advancedspecialties.net/Map.htm Given the tax structure, with a 3% NYC sales tax on top of the 5% NY state sales tax, many retailers of large ticket items have relocated outside the boundaries of NYC. Same thing here in eastern Mass, where many retailers are located just over the border into "tax free" NH. Happy trails, Gary (net.yogi.bear) ------------------------------------------------ at the 51st percentile of ursine intelligence Gary D. Schwartz, Needham, MA, USA Please reply to: garyDOTschwartzATpoboxDOTcom |
"Bob Miller" wrote in message ... On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. There used to be a lot of radio stores in lower Manhatten, but I believe they mostly disappeared around the time the twin towers were built for the WTCenter. You might go to Google and do a search for "ham radio + Manhatten". Bob k5qwg Incognito, how do you get there using public transport?? I used to use Barry, but they closed after 9/11. |
"Bob Miller" wrote in message ... On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. There used to be a lot of radio stores in lower Manhatten, but I believe they mostly disappeared around the time the twin towers were built for the WTCenter. You might go to Google and do a search for "ham radio + Manhatten". Bob k5qwg Incognito, how do you get there using public transport?? I used to use Barry, but they closed after 9/11. |
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull"
wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. ============ Your best bet would be to place an order with a major outside of NY City dealer such as Ham Radio Outlet www.hamradio.com and have the order sent to your address in New York City. The Delaware store should be able to get it there within one or two days via United Parcel Service, plus, on orders over $100.00 there is no shipping charges added. Ray K1XV |
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull"
wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. ============ Your best bet would be to place an order with a major outside of NY City dealer such as Ham Radio Outlet www.hamradio.com and have the order sent to your address in New York City. The Delaware store should be able to get it there within one or two days via United Parcel Service, plus, on orders over $100.00 there is no shipping charges added. Ray K1XV |
I would also recommend KJI Electronics in NJ. You can see their website at
www.kjielectronics.com. Very well priced, major Icom dealer, but can get other brands on order. Call to arrange. They are about one hour out of New York City. Advanced Specialties mentioned by others is more local, but doesn't have the selection that KJI does. Bennett ko2ok |
I would also recommend KJI Electronics in NJ. You can see their website at
www.kjielectronics.com. Very well priced, major Icom dealer, but can get other brands on order. Call to arrange. They are about one hour out of New York City. Advanced Specialties mentioned by others is more local, but doesn't have the selection that KJI does. Bennett ko2ok |
Barry Electronics is still in Manhattan they moved from their address on
Broadway to a second avenue address. I am sorry I don't have their new address with me. I was in the store this fall. |
Barry Electronics is still in Manhattan they moved from their address on
Broadway to a second avenue address. I am sorry I don't have their new address with me. I was in the store this fall. |
R. Makul said :
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. ============ Your best bet would be to place an order with a major outside of NY City dealer such as Ham Radio Outlet www.hamradio.com and have the order sent to your address in New York City. The Delaware store should be able to get it there within one or two days via United Parcel Service, plus, on orders over $100.00 there is no shipping charges added. I will second this suggestion. I've dealt with all the local retailers and frankly nothing will beat HRO's prices, no tax, no shipping charges and never a problem to deal with. I have ordered from both stores, but I prefer the New Hampshire location personally - though the Delaware location is equally pleasant. I will *never* deal with Barry Electronics again, by the way. I felt totally slimed going in there. The one time I did venture down there I was being ignored in favour of a customer of apparantly middle-eastern origin who wanted to buy "a fleet" of Icom VHF amateur radios and was asking to have them modified to "transmit anywhere." He was also asking about "secure scramblers" for them. While that was bad enough, the clerk was giving him pricing for just that. This was all before 9/11 and if I'd remembered the exact date, believe me, I'd have already contacted the authorities about it. It was sometime in the spring of 2001 - that's all I can remember. When I finally did get around to looking at the radio in which I was interested, their prices were about 25% higher than HRO plus NYC sales tax on top of that. Needless to say, I waited till Dayton and bought there. 73 de Peter, W2IRT (ex-AB2NZ, VE3THX) Please reply to Double-you Two Eye Are Tee at Arrl.net |
R. Makul said :
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:41:42 -0000, "Tim O Sull" wrote: I am looking for an address or web site for a store in New York (Manhattan) that sells Ham Radio gear. I am visiting next week from Ireland for 2 days and would like to order in advance. Any help please. Post to Group. ============ Your best bet would be to place an order with a major outside of NY City dealer such as Ham Radio Outlet www.hamradio.com and have the order sent to your address in New York City. The Delaware store should be able to get it there within one or two days via United Parcel Service, plus, on orders over $100.00 there is no shipping charges added. I will second this suggestion. I've dealt with all the local retailers and frankly nothing will beat HRO's prices, no tax, no shipping charges and never a problem to deal with. I have ordered from both stores, but I prefer the New Hampshire location personally - though the Delaware location is equally pleasant. I will *never* deal with Barry Electronics again, by the way. I felt totally slimed going in there. The one time I did venture down there I was being ignored in favour of a customer of apparantly middle-eastern origin who wanted to buy "a fleet" of Icom VHF amateur radios and was asking to have them modified to "transmit anywhere." He was also asking about "secure scramblers" for them. While that was bad enough, the clerk was giving him pricing for just that. This was all before 9/11 and if I'd remembered the exact date, believe me, I'd have already contacted the authorities about it. It was sometime in the spring of 2001 - that's all I can remember. When I finally did get around to looking at the radio in which I was interested, their prices were about 25% higher than HRO plus NYC sales tax on top of that. Needless to say, I waited till Dayton and bought there. 73 de Peter, W2IRT (ex-AB2NZ, VE3THX) Please reply to Double-you Two Eye Are Tee at Arrl.net |
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