Tips for sellers

The actual net broadcasts Tuesday evenings at 8pm from Venice, FL.  Hams are able to offer items for sale, or announce a need.  Other hams monitoring can go direct with them to learn more.

Net Control, Tom KE4RXM hosts the net, and maintains the website as a companion.  If it's on the air, it's on the web.  Right Here.    Inventory will be updated constantly and listings will contain all the valuable information you need.

The website is available 24 hours a day as a convenient way to refresh your memory about what you heard was available out there.  With an easy way to contact the seller.

Have you ever been in the middle of a project and needed something?  Post a "Wanted" listing (instead of buying it from Amazon) and you may be surprised what pops up.

Sellers submit listing information for their gear.  Net Control will edit and publish a listing for you.  The more details you provide, the better the listing.

A prospective buyer can click a link within the listing to contact the seller directly and begin negotiations.

The items are not sold through the website.  Deals are done ham-to-ham.

SPECIAL NOTES:

• You cannot actually "buy" an item through the site.  If you attempt to proceed to checkout, it will go no further.  The transaction is between the buyer and seller, not the Tamiami Tradeshow itself.
• If you have many items to sell, or are assisting an /sk estate for example, please send a Contact Net Control message and we can discuss over email and telephone rather than the listing tool.

From time to time we will feature curated content that could be important to you, the active Ham.

There is NO cost to view the site, or submit listings.  There's no sign-up or registration.  it's just a free place to view ham gear and possibly sell yours.

Should the a arise, a local Ham may need our help.  Look for listings in the "WANTED" section to see if there's maybe a brand new ham needing a piece of basic equipment that you could offer something to.    Or possibly  a struggling club needing volunteers or donations.  Passing along our own good fortune is important.