Ham Radio Swap Net
Buy, Sell, Trade, and Connect on the MRC91 Repeater
Looking to buy, sell, trade, or find that hard-to-locate piece of equipment? The Ham Radio Swap Net is your opportunity to connect with fellow amateur radio operators on the MRC91 repeater.
Whether you’re offering transceivers, antennas, power supplies, test equipment, coax, accessories, or other amateur radio-related items, the Swap Net provides a convenient on-air marketplace for the local ham radio community.
What Can Be Listed?
The Ham Radio Swap Net welcomes listings for a wide variety of amateur radio and electronics-related items, including:
- HF, VHF, and UHF transceivers
- Handheld radios and mobile equipment
- Antennas and feedline
- Power supplies and batteries
- Test equipment and tools
- Coax, connectors, and accessories
- Computers and digital mode equipment
- Vintage and collectible radio gear
- Parts and project equipment
- Other items of interest to amateur radio operators
More Than a Marketplace
The Ham Radio Swap Net is more than just buying and selling. It is an opportunity to connect with fellow operators, help newcomers find affordable equipment, and keep quality gear active within the amateur radio community.
From vintage gear and station upgrades to shack clean-outs and new projects, there’s always something interesting to be found.
Looking for Something Specific?
Even if you don’t have anything to sell, the Swap Net is a great place to let other operators know what you’re looking for. Chances are someone in the community may have exactly what you need sitting in their shack.
Whether you’re building your first station, expanding your capabilities, or searching for a rare piece of equipment, the Swap Net can help connect buyers and sellers throughout the region.
Join the Net
Check in, list your items, and discover what fellow operators have available. Every listing helps strengthen the local amateur radio community and keeps valuable equipment on the air.
Buy • Sell • Trade • Connect
The Ham Radio Swap Net helps keep good equipment in the hands of active amateur radio operators.
73 and good luck with your next radio find!