Woo-Hoo! Bidding's Getting HOT on Some Antique Transistors

Wowee.....I never knew all those old transistors that I threw away in the

Since you're always bitching about such things, I'm going to stick my head out and tell you you're a dumbass for not trimming everything past "&category=" and making it wrap!

Wish I had me some of those... hmm.. I think I have some germaniums actually...

Tim

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Here is a handy tool that you can try to make your link shorter and its free, no hype!!

I use it all the time.

Hmmm... I have a good sized box of that junk. Perhaps putting off "trash day" might pay off. What sort of restoration might call for that vintage of parts?

dave

All I can think of is some sort of museum. I doubt that he would pay that kind of $$$ and then use it in anything.

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Why would you want to use them for restoration? They're collectible in their own right.

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Bidding is up past $162! With a couple days still to go!

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Think about it. All CK722s are more than 40 years old, because Raytheon got out of the biz long ago. So you have a provenance for true Raytheon CKs. However some say that some knockoffs were made by some overseas company. See these URLs:

Picture of another brand of CK722:

Raytheon exited the transistor business in 1964:

Another URL:

Uh...excuse me, but has anybody looked since the auction ended. *Brace yourself.*

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I hope not, but that might be what he plans to do. The buyer also bought stuff like this:

I'm headed for the basement. :)