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FOR SALE - 15 Delcom AIR960 Radios and Accessories



 
 
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Old March 6th 06, 12:43 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default FOR SALE - 15 Delcom AIR960 Radios and Accessories

FOR SALE

Delcom AIR960 Handheld Radios and Accessories

These radios were recently taken out of service over the winter at my
flying club, Sky Soaring (http://skysoaring.com). A few came from club
members. We gathered up all the radios and accessories and are trying
to find a good home for them. Pictures of all the items are available
via email. johnatderosaweb.com

Some of the radios (panel mounted units especially) were working when
removed. The remainder of the radios and accessories are in various
and unknown condition. Same thing with the accessories except for the
new items (indicated below). Best offer takes all the items. No
offer too small!

Payment via check, money order or PayPal. Shipping extra.
Approximately 50lbs total weight.

Contents
========

- 15 each Delcom AIR960 - All controls top mounted. AIR 960 transmits
at 1.5W and has COM channel 118.000-136.975 MHz and NAV channels
108.000-117.975 MHz. Full specifications are below. 11 of these
radios come with a Ni-Cd battery packs. Four have panel mounts and
battery eliminators (see below).

- 6 each Delcom PM318 panel mounting brackets (2 new, 4 used) - these
brackets allow the handheld Delcom to be mounted in a 3-1/8" instrument
panel opening. Because all the controls are on the top of the
handheld, this works well. The pictures show four of the radios
mounted in their brackets. Requires a battery eliminator and a
speaker/mic to function (included below).

- 6 each Delcom SPK96 speakers (3 new, 2 new) - These speakers plug
into the top of the Delcom to replace a speaker/mic. The speaker/mic
then plugs into the top of speaker. There is also a switch to change
between the use of the speaker or the speaker/mic for receive audio.

- 2 each Delcom Ni-Cd battery packs.
- 2 each Delcom battery eliminators. There are 4 more attached to
radios (see above).
- 6 each Delcom "rubber duckie" antennas.
- 8 each Delcom full sized speaker/mics
- 1 each Motorola full sized speaker/mic
- 1 each Radio Shack full sized speaker/mics
- 4 each Kendoo CMP115 miniature speaker/mics (3 new, 1 used)
- 1 each Cobra miniature speaker/mic
- 13 12Vdc battery charger "bricks"

Also there are two Terra TPX720 handheld radios that are thrown in on
the deal. Physical condition looks good but they are of unknown
working condition. Ni-Cd batteries. The same battery charger above
works.

Please note that as far as I know there is no service available for
these Delcom radios.

Thanks, John DeRosa
johnatderosaweb.com

==========================================

SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL
Number of Semiconductors : Transistors 27
FETS 5
ICs 10
Diodes 39
Frequency Control : PLL synthesizer with thumbwheel switch
Channel Spacing : 25 KHz
Frequency Stability : ±0.002% (-10℃~+50℃)
Antenna Impedance : 50 ohms unbalanced
Power Supply Requirment : 12Vdc
Current Drain at 12V : Transmitting : Approx. 0.9A
Receiving : Stand by Appro. 80mA
Max. audio output Approx. 220mA

RECEIVER
Frequency Range : 108.000-136.975 MHz
Receiving System : Double-conversion superheterodyne
Modulation Acceptance : A3E6K00 (6A3)
Sensitivity : 108.000-117.975 MHz less than 2μV (6 dB S/N, 30%
Modulation)
118.000-136.975 MHz less than 1μV(6 dB S/N, 30%
Modulation)
Squelch Sensitivity
(with 50 ohm load) : less than 1μV at threshold point at frequencies
higher than 118.000 MHz with 1KHz, 30% Modulation
Selectivity : More than 60 dB at adjacent channel
Spurious Pesponse Rejection ratio : More than 60 dB
Audio Output : More than 500 mW

TRANSMITTER
Frequency Range : 118.000-136.975 MHz
Output Power : 1.5W carrier power (4.8W PEP)
( ) shows PEP with 80% modulation by a 1 KHz
audio tone.
Emission mode : A3E6K00 (6A3)
Modulation System : Low level modulation
Spurious Emission : More than 60 dB below carrier
Mircophone : Built-in electret condenser microphone

Dimensions : 5 x 2.5 x 1.5" Approx without battery
Weight : 1.3 Lbs. or 500g

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Old March 6th 06, 12:07 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Hey Jim,

I've got an old handheld. It may be a Terra? (It's not in front of me). It
uses crystals, and has 2. One is 121.5, and the other is 122.7 or 122.8. I
heard they were used in gliders.

If you want to store it for me until I need it (not likely this century) let
me know.

"RST Engineering" wrote in message
.. .
Couldja maybe give us an educated wild ass guess as to what you think the
package is worth (less shipping)?

I keep a stock of things like this to loan out when stuff like Katrina

hits
the fan, no charge, just return it please. Sometimes it doesn't get
returned. People are like that.

I've got about ten handhelds, five panel mounts, and half a dozen 2 meter
ham radios that have been in service for ten years now. I've gotten them
from articles I've written and other folks who just wanted a good home for
older radios.

Just let me know what you think is fair. And you are correct, when a

Delcom
craps out, there is no service literature of any sort available.

Jim




"ContestID67" wrote in message
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Delcom AIR960 Handheld Radios and Accessories




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Old March 6th 06, 06:35 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default FOR SALE - 15 Delcom AIR960 Radios and Accessories

If it was used in gliders, it would have 123.3 and 123.5. I respectfully
pass on crystal controlled radios; they are generally not of much use.

Jim


"Steve Foley" wrote in message
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Hey Jim,

I've got an old handheld. It may be a Terra? (It's not in front of me). It
uses crystals, and has 2. One is 121.5, and the other is 122.7 or 122.8. I
heard they were used in gliders.

If you want to store it for me until I need it (not likely this century)
let
me know.



 




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