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Old 14-05-15, 19:43
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well got up early this morning filled up the car with diesel and set off to the other side of the country to buy this MK123...when I got there chap had increased the price to double what we had agreed following advise from some know all in a museum down south....nice set..all parts there but I came home empty handed so will spend the money on a nice complete and working C11 for the rear of my landrover ffr 11a of 1964 regards Malcolm,
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Old 15-05-15, 10:47
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well got up early this morning filled up the car with diesel and set off to the other side of the country to buy this MK123...when I got there chap had increased the price to double what we had agreed following advise from some know all in a museum down south....nice set..all parts there but I came home empty handed so will spend the money on a nice complete and working C11 for the rear of my landrover ffr 11a of 1964 regards Malcolm,
That's rotten luck

Every time I looked at my SOE wireless sets, I was reminded of the SOE wireless operators in Europe who were captured and then endured horrific torture in German run prisons . A typical method was pulling toenails out with pliers .. I am glad I don't have the SOE sets around .. too depressing

I have a couple of C13 Larkspur sets and most of the kit for them . If you ever come across a C13 ATU unit , please grab it.
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Old 15-05-15, 10:57
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aye rotten luck indeed not to mention a wasted day and fuel and food costs..however it was a lovely drive through the virtualy empty roads of the Scottish borders from north-Northumberland to dumfrieshire...regarding the C13 atu...is rthat the one that sits on the top tray on set as opposed to front of vehickle cheers malcolm
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Old 22-05-15, 21:08
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was following and bidding on a couple of sets on ebay uk...nice clean A13...went for £300 plus...also another C13 minus bottom mounting plate was up to £400 plus last time I looked...my mint and complete C134 was only £250. so bargains can still be had...now on the hunt for a A41 manpack and a good C42..one can hope...cheers Malcolm in remote north-northumberland
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Old 22-05-15, 21:15
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just looked it fetched £650.00...incredible!cheers malcolm
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A41 for auction right now.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wireless-S...item463af3dbda
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was following and bidding on a couple of sets on ebay uk...nice clean A13...went for £300 plus...also another C13 minus bottom mounting plate was up to £400 plus last time I looked...my mint and complete C134 was only £250. so bargains can still be had...now on the hunt for a A41 manpack and a good C42..one can hope...cheers Malcolm in remote north-northumberland
Those prices have my head spinning. The C42 sets were 10 bucks each at HaM RADIO SUPPLIES , an old shop in Highett street Richmond . IN THE EARLY 1980'S. tHEY HAD A BIG PILE OF THEM ON THE FLOOR .
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was following and bidding on a couple of sets on ebay uk...nice clean A13...went for £300 plus...also another C13 minus bottom mounting plate was up to £400 plus last time I looked...my mint and complete C134 was only £250. so bargains can still be had...now on the hunt for a A41 manpack and a good C42..one can hope...cheers Malcolm in remote north-northumberland
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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Military-...item5d58439641
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Old 23-05-15, 10:48
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many thanks Mike..I missed that A41 but Im onto it now cheers malcolm
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incredible another C13 from the same source on ebay uk also fetched a staggering £650.00 GBP cheers malcolm
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