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Ad Number:	1703117
Date Placed:	09/23/24
Name:	JOHN GEIGER
Phone Number:	af5cc1@zohomail.com
Callsign:	AF5CC
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	Kenwood PG-1 phone patch controller
Ad Message:	I have for sale a Kenwood PG-1 phone patch controller, a throwback to when we didn't all have cellphones and had to use amateur radio for phone patches over HF. It is in good condition overall, with a 4 pin mic jack, and then a cord with a 4 pin female mic jack plug on it. Has 6 screw terminals on the back-2 each for LINE, RX IN, and SP out. - Don't have a way to test it. It would make a great addition to a Kenwood classic station if you were trying to get all accessories for a TS820/830/520. - I am sure with a little ingenuity you could probably figure out how to modify this into a digital modes interface as well. Probably lots of good parts in here. - I am asking $27 shipped (or make an offer). I can take paypal/check/MO. - 73 John AF5CC

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