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Ad Number:	1734082
Date Placed:	06/25/25
Name:	WILLIAM E HOFF
Phone Number:	9208589500
Callsign:	W9VZU
Category:	AMPHF
Heading:	FS: COLLINS 30L-1 HF AMP.
Ad Message:	For sale--COLLINS 30L-1 hf amp. 80 thru 10 meters. SSB or CW. 4x 811A tubes. Wired for 120VAC but can be changed to 240VAC. Works as designed. No mods done that I know of. I see 560 watts output into a dummy load with 50 watts of drive. Collins claims with 70 watts of drive you could get 1000 watts input in SSB mode. This amp is very clean, inside and out. I have 2 different manuals for it that look original to me. Winged version. I will not ship this amp--you can pick up here at my QTH or we can meet within a reasonable distance from my QTH OR---MEET ME AT THE OAK CREEK, WISCONSIN hamfest on July 5th. Contact me via this ad or my email prior to July 5th. Asking $500.00 cash.

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