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Ad Number:	1750557
Date Placed:	11/24/25
Name:	Ray Morehouse
Phone Number:	219-465-8322
Callsign:	WV9R
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	JRC NRD-525 RECEIVER
Ad Message:	Up for sale is my JRC NRD-525 receiver. The receiver is in VGC and works as it should. The sale will include the receiver and power cord and the printed manual. I'll sell the receiver for $500 plus shipping. pics are available to serious buyers. Specs are below. The Japan Radio Company NRD-525 follows in the proud tradition of the NRD-505 and NRD-515. This multimode receiver tunes from 90 kHz to 34 MHz with a 10 Hz digital display. Four independent filter positions are available with a 4 kHz and 2 kHz filter standard. Select stations via manual tuning, up-down tuning, scanning, keypad entry or 200 channel memories. Advanced refinements include: Passband Tuning, Notch Filter, Scan/Sweep, Clock Timer, effective Noise Blanker, Dimmer and Tone Control. The top panel features a built-in speaker. The rear panel has a selectable antenna input and timer relay contacts. The '525' employs modular construction as found on many JRC marine receivers such as the NRD-301.

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