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Used and disposed equipment
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The Museum regularly acquires large quantities of used or disposed
equipment from some major Dutch players, such as KPN (Royal Dutch Telecom).
Sometimes the acquired lot consists of radio equipment such as receivers
and transceivers that can easily be converted for use on the amateur radio
bands. Please refer to our conversion pages
for examples.
Sometimes however, we find equipment that is not of direct use to
radio amateurs, or equipment of which there is unsufficient quantity
to produce a conversion kit.
Such devices are sold to anyone on a first-come-first-serve basis (see below).
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Donating surplus equipment
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If you or your organisation has a certain amount of surplus communication
equipment available, you might want to consider donating it to the museum.
If you choose to do so, you no longer have to worry about the environmental
friendly disposal of the equipment. Furthermore, the museum will ensure that
the equipment get a second life with a radio ham, who pays a modest fee for
this service. This way, you are contributing to the museum's future.
 Contact the museum curator
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How do I get hold of this surplus equipment?
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