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Ad Number:	1640104
Date Placed:	05/26/23
Name:	Stan Grigaliunas
Phone Number:	419+674+3644
Callsign:	K8SRB
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	For Sale/Trade:ELAD FDM-DUO SDR
Ad Message:	For Sale, in a very good condition is my Elad Fdm-duo Hf QRP. This is SDR radio that can stand alone or used with a computer. For details and additional information of its capabilities, please visit the website, for I don't know that much about it. To be honest, the transceiver is more than I can handle at my age (86). I bought it just to try it out and if this was 20 years ago, this would have been my choice for QRP. The radio is very clean, and comes with hook up cables, power, mike, software on USB drive and manual. I am not the original owner, but there is no tabaco smell on the radio. The price for this package, shipped CONUS is $720 or will trade for ??????. For questions, please use the email. 73, Stan

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