@AlfonsoTheTraitor On my way down to this one yesterday, I got a flat tire and missed it til next month! I am sure different swap meets will have different vendors, but they can be great places for all sorts of supplies.
This thing started, and is still primarily billed as, a swap meet for ham radio enthusiasts. Over the years, they branched into electronics generally (thus the computer side of the influence) and now you can mostly sell anything semi-related. The 'junk' here can get quite bizarre..
I had to conserve. Just heat shrink and some other elec stuff from that vendor at the end. But who doesn't need a pulsed ion laser for $95? The thing was probably tens of thousands back when it was created. That's a deal! :D
On the more practical side, there's usually some form of musical equipment that would be nice to have, I could use a new stereo amp in the living room, and most importantly, there are computer vendors selling the latest gear below market value Example: 2tb, western digital hard drive for $150! I could use several of those right now but they'll be a little cheaper in the summer!
Yeah, I could spend a $2k there if I had it. $1k on those hard drives alone... All for want of cash. :(
Looks like lots of gems and goodies there. I should check and see if there's anything like this in my area. I know there's some flea markets but I can't say I remember seeing anything quite like these though I do know one dealer who sells a lot of medical supply items.
This is one of the best reasons to live in Southern California. I'm glad you showed the shrink tubing! :)
Dwaineo 1 week ago
it's like a harbor freight exploded.
TheRocketSilo 2 months ago
I never thought of going to swap meets for hobby tools . Thanks for the heads up !
AlfonsoTheTraitor 4 months ago
@AlfonsoTheTraitor On my way down to this one yesterday, I got a flat tire and missed it til next month! I am sure different swap meets will have different vendors, but they can be great places for all sorts of supplies.
ModelManTom 4 months ago
Great video and editing, and excellent coverage of the swap meety; it felt like being there! Great intro, great closeups, great subtitle comments!
Quatermass313 1 year ago
its the place to go for all of your ion lazer needs :)
froymot 1 year ago
Find me a usb to dmx and I will love you for ever...
mokanaman 1 year ago
we need this in england
ECWoriginal95 1 year ago 2
We do indeed
motile2 1 year ago
This thing started, and is still primarily billed as, a swap meet for ham radio enthusiasts. Over the years, they branched into electronics generally (thus the computer side of the influence) and now you can mostly sell anything semi-related. The 'junk' here can get quite bizarre..
ModelManTom 1 year ago
I'd love to go there and browse the stalls.. :) :) Looks like they have pretty much everything.. :)
BasicModelling 1 year ago
one question... how much did you spend?
svinehunden 1 year ago
$26
ModelManTom 1 year ago
kool... it looks like a place you could spend a fortune... ;)
svinehunden 1 year ago
I had to conserve. Just heat shrink and some other elec stuff from that vendor at the end. But who doesn't need a pulsed ion laser for $95? The thing was probably tens of thousands back when it was created. That's a deal! :D
ModelManTom 1 year ago
On the more practical side, there's usually some form of musical equipment that would be nice to have, I could use a new stereo amp in the living room, and most importantly, there are computer vendors selling the latest gear below market value Example: 2tb, western digital hard drive for $150! I could use several of those right now but they'll be a little cheaper in the summer!
Yeah, I could spend a $2k there if I had it. $1k on those hard drives alone... All for want of cash. :(
ModelManTom 1 year ago
Looks like lots of gems and goodies there. I should check and see if there's anything like this in my area. I know there's some flea markets but I can't say I remember seeing anything quite like these though I do know one dealer who sells a lot of medical supply items.
MoreDakka101 1 year ago