Free: RF magazines
 

Hi all,

Free for pickup in the Seattle-Everett area:
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RF Design, almost complete from Nov/Dec 1980 to early 2004

Microwave Journal, most issues from May 2000 - June 2004

Applied Microwave & Wireless, mose issues from Winter 1995 to Oct. 2002
===============

These would be too expensive to ship...

They'll go into the recycle about July 1 if nobody claims them.

Cheers,
Tom

Tom Bruhns wrote...

Free for pickup in the Seattle-Everett area:
===============

RF Design, almost complete from Nov/Dec 1980 to early 2004

I'd like to complete my anemic decimated RF Design collection,
and am more than willing to pay for shipping to Cambridge.

Thanks,
- Win

(email: use hill_at_rowland-dot-org for now)

Winfield Hill wrote:

Tom Bruhns wrote...

Free for pickup in the Seattle-Everett area:
===============

RF Design, almost complete from Nov/Dec 1980 to early 2004

I'd like to complete my anemic decimated RF Design collection,
and am more than willing to pay for shipping to Cambridge.

Thanks,
- Win

(email: use hill_at_rowland-dot-org for now)

Consider using the Snail book rate; takes linger but saves $$
especially if a lot of weight.

Behold, Tom Bruhns signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

Hi all,

Free for pickup in the Seattle-Everett area: ===============

RF Design, almost complete from Nov/Dec 1980 to early 2004

Microwave Journal, most issues from May 2000 - June 2004

Applied Microwave & Wireless, mose issues from Winter 1995 to Oct. 2002
===============

These would be too expensive to ship...

They'll go into the recycle about July 1 if nobody claims them.

Cheers,
Tom

Greetz Tom,

I live 4-1/2 hours north of you in Chilliwack, BC.

Shipping for that lot couldn't be too much to me.

--
Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

MEDIA MAIL - OR - MAYBE BUNDLED MAIL (depending on quantity) would be your
best approach. It is less than Parcel and so on, but takes a bit longer. You
can still insure it (at least media, not sure of bundled) and get a tracker
on it. If the parties are willing to pay to ship, why not? At least you'll
get rid of them.

Lou

"Gregg" wrote in message
news:QgvDc.19514$HS3.14178@edtnps84...
Behold, Tom Bruhns signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

Hi all,

Free for pickup in the Seattle-Everett area: ===============

RF Design, almost complete from Nov/Dec 1980 to early 2004

Microwave Journal, most issues from May 2000 - June 2004

Applied Microwave & Wireless, mose issues from Winter 1995 to Oct. 2002
===============

These would be too expensive to ship...

They'll go into the recycle about July 1 if nobody claims them.

Cheers,
Tom

Greetz Tom,

I live 4-1/2 hours north of you in Chilliwack, BC.

Shipping for that lot couldn't be too much to me.

--
Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

Robert Baer wrote in message ...
Winfield Hill wrote:

Tom Bruhns wrote...
....
RF Design, almost complete from Nov/Dec 1980 to early 2004

I'd like to complete my anemic decimated RF Design collection,
and am more than willing to pay for shipping to Cambridge.
....

Consider using the Snail book rate; takes linger but saves $$
especially if a lot of weight.

Unfortunately, it's not OK to use that rate for magazines that contain
advertising. See USPS website.

Win wins the RF Design mags...

Cheers,
Tom

Gregg wrote in message news:QgvDc.19514$HS3.14178@edtnps84...
Behold, Tom Bruhns signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

Hi all,

Free for pickup in the Seattle-Everett area: ===============

RF Design, almost complete from Nov/Dec 1980 to early 2004

Microwave Journal, most issues from May 2000 - June 2004

Applied Microwave & Wireless, mose issues from Winter 1995 to Oct. 2002
===============

These would be too expensive to ship...

They'll go into the recycle about July 1 if nobody claims them.

Cheers,
Tom

Greetz Tom,

I live 4-1/2 hours north of you in Chilliwack, BC.

Shipping for that lot couldn't be too much to me.


Win has the RF Design mags. What's left is the Microwave Journal and
Applied Microwave & Wireless. The total weight is close to 70 pounds,
and by splitting it into two packages, it could ship for $62. (In a
single package, it was some silly amount like $180, because they only
do express shipments for heavy stuff, I guess. This is through US
Postal Service. UPS would be about $71 for ground service.) Still
interested? I'm suspecting it's recycle time for those.

Cheers,
Tom

Behold, Tom Bruhns signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

Gregg wrote in message
news:QgvDc.19514$HS3.14178@edtnps84...
Behold, Tom Bruhns signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

Hi all,

Free for pickup in the Seattle-Everett area: ===============

RF Design, almost complete from Nov/Dec 1980 to early 2004

Microwave Journal, most issues from May 2000 - June 2004

Applied Microwave & Wireless, mose issues from Winter 1995 to Oct.
2002 ===============

These would be too expensive to ship...

They'll go into the recycle about July 1 if nobody claims them.

Cheers,
Tom

Greetz Tom,

I live 4-1/2 hours north of you in Chilliwack, BC.

Shipping for that lot couldn't be too much to me.


Win has the RF Design mags. What's left is the Microwave Journal and
Applied Microwave & Wireless. The total weight is close to 70 pounds,
and by splitting it into two packages, it could ship for $62. (In a
single package, it was some silly amount like $180, because they only do
express shipments for heavy stuff, I guess. This is through US Postal
Service. UPS would be about $71 for ground service.)

Odd.... When I worked for Polaris Water, we sent 1-1/2 ton pallets to
Seattle via train for the same amount...

Still interested?

I'll check shipping via Burlington Northern, and get back to ya ;-)

I'm suspecting it's recycle time for those.

Cheers,
Tom

--
Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

"Lou" wrote in message ...
MEDIA MAIL - OR - MAYBE BUNDLED MAIL (depending on quantity) would be your
best approach. It is less than Parcel and so on, but takes a bit longer. You
can still insure it (at least media, not sure of bundled) and get a tracker
on it. If the parties are willing to pay to ship, why not? At least you'll
get rid of them.

Lou

Media mail doesn't work for (most) magazines because there's
advertising in them. Sorry. -- And for sure I'll get rid of them.
Paper recycle is free here. But I'd rather they go to someone who
would use them, if there happens to be anyone out there like that.
Got rid of about 300 pounds of QST that way on Friday, and got back a
thank-you that the fellow had already used them to look up a reference
he saw on the web.

Cheers,
Tom

I'm out :-(

The train people say "too small to be bothered".

--
Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca