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Ad Number:	1703776
Date Placed:	09/29/24
Name:	Mike Palmer
Phone Number:	346-460-8188
Callsign:	W5MP
Category:	AMPHF
Heading:	4-1000A sockets & chimneys PAIR
Ad Message:	Here is a complete assembly for a PAIR of 4-1000A final amp tube Eimac air system sockets with their glass chimneys. These cast-aluminum sockets are the Eimac SK-500. They're attached to an air flow duct where a blower was mounted in the center, cooling both 4-1000A simultaneously. (see photos) This item is from a big radio transmitter. Includes the eight "door-knob" by-pass capacitors seen at the bases of the two SK-500 air system sockets. See photos to confirm the eight spring clips are present that center the glass chimneys and ground/hold firm the 4-1000A tubes. The dual-socket assembly and the pair of chimneys will be packaged together but all will be protected using foam rubber for safe arrival. $135 + UPS shipping. I have 9 more photos to send you via e-mail. E-mail or call anytime. Mike W5MP

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