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Ad Number:1752611
Date Placed:12/13/25
Name:Ken Simpson
Phone Number:3527328400
Callsign:W8EK
Category:MISC
Heading:Kenwood KB-1 Heavy Spinner Knob For Sale
Ad Message:
Kenwood KB-1 Heavy Spinner Knob For Sale:
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I have a heavy KB-1 "spinner knob" available.
The Kenwood KB-1 is well known as being a
great knob that improves the performance for
changing frequency on many different rigs.
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FYI, this knob weighs 6.2 oz. The original
Kenwood tuning knob weighs only 1.8 ounces.
Of course both are made for a 1/4 inch shaft.
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This one looks like it has not been used. I
find no scratches or defects on it.
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Buy this one for $120 plus shipping from
Florida.
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Thanks. 73,
Ken Simpson, W8EK
Voice Phone (352) 732-8400
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