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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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You are responding to the following ad:

Ad Number:	1682872
Date Placed:	04/13/24
Name:	Ken Simpson
Phone Number:	3527328400
Callsign:	W8EK
Category:	TUBES
Heading:	Amperex 4-250 Transmitting Tube For Sale
Ad Message:	Amperex 4-250 Transmitting Tube For Sale: - The Amperex 4-250 / 5022 is a high power transmitting tube, very closely related to the well known 4-400, and a cousin to the 3-500. It fits the same socket as the 4-400 and 3-500. - The major difference between the 4-250 and 4-400 is that the 4-250 has 250 watts of plate dissipation, while the 4-400 has 400 watts. They usually can be used interchangeably as long as the plate dissipation is not exceeded. - Weak 4-250 This 4-250 has low output. It is not shorted, but simply has low output. It would be ideal for testing an amplifier. - Only $19 plus shipping from Florida. - Thanks. 73, Ken Simpson, W8EK Voice Phone (352) 732-8400 .

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Due to the amount of non-ham scammers trying to respond to the ads, I am now asking a simple question that ham operators should easily be able to answer, but scammers may not know the answer: What is the number that hams use to represent the phrase "Best Regards"? This number is typically transmitted by hams at the end of a QSO.
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