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Ad Number:	1678731
Date Placed:	03/11/24
Name:	Larry Shapiro
Phone Number:	3107102869
Callsign:	K6RO
Category:	ANTHF
Heading:	3 M2 HF Monoband Antennas - 10m 15m 20m
Ad Message:	You are looking at 3 Monster HF antennas that I just purchased with a tower. $3990 obo - or trade for a K3S K4 ? I have been asked if I would split up the antennas..and yes I will..If you want 1 or 2,that is fine. Please see my ebay add for more pics. They are all M2 antennas ,which are pretty darn good. 10m = 10M7DX 7 elements on a 45 foot boom ! $3350 new 15m = 15M6DX 6 elements on a 44 foot boom $2295 new 20m = 20M5 5 elements on a 44 foot boom. $2295 new That's over $8000 new,plus shipping and tax. Pickup only in Fallbrook CA...North San Diego County These look be be in very nice condition. You can download the manuals on the M2 website. Please see pictures for more details. Local pickup only in Northern San Diego County CA. Being sold as-is ,but you will like these antennas. I can be reached through email if you have questions about these fine antennas. Larry K6RO

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