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In an effort to reduce spam and the spread of viruses, we are now providing this form for you to contact a person that has placed an ad on QTH.COM. After submitting this form, an e-mail will be generated and sent to BOTH you and the person that placed the ad. The e-mail will contain a copy of the ad, plus your e-mail information and your comments.

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Ad Number:	778112
Date Placed:	10/28/09
Name:	Ed
Phone Number:	PER REQUEST
Callsign:	WP4O
Category:	POWERSUP
Heading:	FS" WORKMAN PS20/w meter pwr supply
Ad Message:	Hi gang, I have a very nice Workman PS20 with the volt meter. its located in Tampa Florida. This 13.8 Volt power supply is built for performance and reliability. The PS20 is a fully regulated and delivers a maximum of 20 amps. It features front red and black binding posts, a large, easy to read volt meter, an illuminated power switch, and a built in fan for long life. if interested will sell for 40 dollars, I would prefer pickup. I am located in Tampa Florida actually South Tampa.(NON Smoke Shack). This is a nice Power supply great for 100 watt radios.Serious inquires only. 73 de Wp4O, Ed

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