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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:	1724372
Date Placed:	03/31/25
Name:	Ken Simpson
Phone Number:	3527328400
Callsign:	W8EK
Category:	MISC
Heading:	Heath HM-102 HF Wattmeter/SWR Bridge FS
Ad Message:	Heath HM-102 HF Wattmeter / SWR Bridge For Sale: - The Heath HM-102 is an HF wattmeter, covering 1.8 to 30 MHz, which obviously includes all HF bands. It is similar to the HM-2102 VHF Wattmeter, but for HF frequencies, with 2000 and 200 watt scales. - It can also be used to check SWR, and has a remote sensor that can either be left inside the meter, or separated from the actual meter by about 3 feet. SO-239 connectors in and out. - This particular meter works great; its readings compare favorably to my LP-100A which is calibrated to National Bureau of Standards. It looks great. - Buy it with paper work for $55, plus shipping from Florida. - Thanks. 73, Ken Simpson, W8EK Voice Phone (352) 732-8400 .

Your Response to this Ad:

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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BUY / SELL / TRADE SAFELY! I agree that I have read KA9FOX's Safe Trading Tips HERE (link opens in new tab).

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