I am preparing to move out of state and the moving company charges by the POUND!!
Thus it is that I'm going to sell my Sunair gear.
For Sale (or trade for something smaller like a Harris RF-590 receiver):
GSB-900DX with controller for KW remote antenna coupler
GSL-1900A Linear Amplifier, power supply
GCU-1935 remote kilowatt antenna coupler
19" Equipment rack (desk height) with wood top
All connectors and interconnect cables are included -- except I ony have the
connectors that connect between the transceiver and the remote antenna coupler.
The cable itself was left on the ship -- you'll have to provide your own cable.
Oh, yes, I do have a complete set of manuals. Some original, some high quality
photocopies. The copies even have the fold out diagrams properly copied on large
paper so they fold out.
SPARES:
I have collected many spare circuit boards. Some are New Old Stock in unopened
plastic wrap. Some are apparently used -- they are not wrapped. The list includes:
QTY Description
2 6032006204 Rev. F 1-80 GSL-1900 Level Control 1A9
3 6032008100 Rev. G 12-78 GSL-1900 Pre-position Control 1A11
1 60290301 Rev. A GCU-1935 Servo Control 1A2
1 5024060202 Rev. L Spectrum Generator 1A4A1
1 50241402 Rev. H Audio 1A3A4
2 60290801 Rev. A GSL-1900, GCU-1935 Servo Amp
1 50241302 Rev. S Sideband Generator 1A3A3
1 8057535008-B Rev. B S/CPU board
1 1003590004 Rev. H Band Steering board
1 1003610102 Rev. B Memory board
1 Spare electronics for a remote control head
There are plenty of pictures shown below.
Other info:
I am in the Seattle area and have a pickup truck and can deliver this system within
a reasonable distance. Shipping would be *HUGE* money and not recommended.
I have put the transceiver itself on the air and and the receiver works great but I am
told that the CW signal chirps and the SSB signal is somewhat distorted. I haven't
had the time to look into this. I have not tested or even hooked up the GSL-1900 /
GCU-1935 and I have absolutely no idea if it even works. But, all the connectors
are there and there is a tube in the socket so it's a question of hooking it all up and
seeing what works. It would be a great project but I don't have the time and don't
really want to move this to Montana with me.
Make me an offer, cash or trade. I'd be pleased to trade for a good communication
receiver such as a Harris RF-590. But, it has to be small -- remember, I'm moving!
OK, enough of this... Here's the pics. They're huge, prepare to scroll!
The GSB-900DX sitting on top of the GSL-1900. Yup, that's a Sunair microphone!
The rack is on recessed casters and sits about 1/4" off the deck. It rolls very easily on hard surfaces.
Front view. All interconnect cables (or connectors) are included.
The GCU-1935 remote antenna coupler.
Spare NOS boards and a complete rack mount kit for the GSB-9000DX itself, in case you want to also rack mount it...
NOS Spare Circuit Boards -- see text above for description / inventory.
More NOS Spare Circuit Boards -- see text above for description / inventory.
Yet *more* NOS circuit boards. The one not in plastic is apparently not NOS and it's condition is unknown.
Even more spares... Again, if unwrapped then not NOS.
Additional spares, condition unknown, NOT NOS.
Additional spares, condition unknown, NOT NOS.
Additional spares, condition unknown, NOT NOS.
Well, the GSB-900 R/U seems to have never been used but who knows. When was
the last time you even saw a GSB-900 R/U? Hey, put it in the family room and do
your hamming from the Barko-Lounger!
Well, sir, that's the end of the pics. If you need more info don't hesitate to contact me.
I can provide more pics or whatever.
Please, take this off my hands! I don't want to move it to Montana with me!
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