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Ad Number:	1739274
Date Placed:	08/10/25
Name:	SCOTT P MCDONALD
Phone Number:	email only
Callsign:	KA9P
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	FT301 100 watt final amp module
Ad Message:	For sale is the 100 watt final "booster amplifier" from a working FT301D. In the radio it measured from about 90 to 120 watts out depending on the band, before being removed, This amp takes the 10 watt output of a FT301S to the 100 watt output of its bigger brother 301D. Replace your bad amp, keep for spares, or build a nice 100 watt final for your favorite QRP rig (see schematic). I thought about doing this, but my assigned task was to clean out the closet, not start new projects....... $100 net to me, plus shipping, preferable in a USPS Priority Box, not sure if it will fit in a medium. As this is literally parts for parts swapper, the usual caveats apply: AS IS, sale is final, no returns. Please respond to ka9p at aol.com direct. Thanks, Scott ka9p

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