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Ad Number:	1740264
Date Placed:	08/19/25
Name:	Juan Carlos Berberena Gonzalez
Phone Number:	2398106244
Callsign:	WJ6C
Category:	MISC
Heading:	Si5351 PLL Board Custom – DIP-8 Style, D
Ad Message:	$15.00 free shipping... Description: This is a customized version of the popular Si5351 PLL clock generator module for VFO/BFO, designed in a compact format similar to an 8-pin DIP socket for easy prototyping. ✅ Two power supply options: 5V or 3.3V (please use only one at a time) ✅ Generates stable RF clock outputs for radio, test equipment, and DIY electronics projects ✅ Convenient DIP-8 style layout – easy to plug into breadboards or sockets ✅ Ideal for hobbyists, radio amateurs, and developers Condition: New Package includes: 1 × Custom Si5351 PLL board Notes: – Only one power supply should be used at a time (either 3.3V or 5V). – Item is tested before shipping. -Area10.00 x 12.50 mm -This is a VFO/BFO RF generator

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