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Space Capsules, Vintage Electronics For Sale! MIT's Flea Market Has Finds You Wouldn't Believe
For hobbyists of rare and vintage electronics, summers at the Massachusetts Instution of Technology (MIT) must be paradise. Swapfest, a kind of flea market in a small parking lot in campus, gathers together buyers and sellers of everything high-tech and obscure from massive telescopes to antique radios.
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