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Ad Number:	1753092
Date Placed:	12/18/25
Name:	Ray Morehouse
Phone Number:	219-465-8322
Callsign:	WV9R
Category:	RADIOANQ
Heading:	JOHNSON INVADER 2000 PROJECT
Ad Message:	Up for sale is a clean Johnson Invader 2000 project. I have several pics available. I've had the transmitter putting out 100 watts in CW mode but nothing else has been done. The transmitter has been recapped and a few resistors changed. The power supply has been fully recapped and has had casters installed for rolling it around the shack as it weighs in at 102 lbs. The sale will include the transmitter, manual, the 3 connecting cables and the power supply. This is a project that has been sitting here and I don't have the time or desire to mess with it. The transmitter has the PL-175 tubes installed, the only tubes that are not included are the 6146's I'll sell the package for $400. Pickup preferred as the power supply is too heavy to ship. Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

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