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Ad Number:	1740683
Date Placed:	08/23/25
Name:	Jon Leach
Phone Number:	4054642702
Callsign:	KX5MOT
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	Yaesu FTDX1200 Transceiver
Ad Message:	Up for sale is my FTDX1200 HF/6 meter transceiver. Radio is used but is in very good condition, as it has been on my desk at home. It's been a great base rig but I am switching to an FTDX3000 so I no longer need this one. Radio will include original factory box, original factory shipping box, full length fused power cord, MH-31 mic and PDF user manual. Asking $625 and I can meet in the central Oklahoma area or $700 shipped to CONUS. Covers HF/50MHz, 4.3 inch Color Display, Internal Antenna Tuner. Provides up to 100 Watts on SSB, CW, FM, (AM 25 Watts carrier), on 160 through 6 Meters, combined with a rugged state of the art highly-balanced receiver, 32-bit high-speed floating-point DSP for proven performance. General Coverage reception is from 30 kHz to 56 MHz, including FM/AM Wide and Narrow modes.

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