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Ad Number:	1754887
Date Placed:	01/06/26
Name:	Dan Newby
Phone Number:	E-Mail ONLY
Callsign:	WD4LUR
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	For sale: Ten-Tec Orion II spare boards
Ad Message:	I have the following spare boards for a Ten Tec Orion II. 81906 Main receiver Board 81908 Input/Output Board 81999 9Mhz IF Board (Note says N.B. always on) 78325 Connector Board 78311 Not sure which board this is but has a note that says “Possible distorted 2-tone” 81912 Note says ”VCO 3 not stable on 160m” 78243 This looks like the A9 board. Note says “need caps” 81957 Sweep Amp Board Other than the notes mentioned above, I really don’t know the condition of the boards. All the boards are in anti-static bags. I will sell all the boards together, shipped CONUS included for $200. Accepted payment either PayPal F&F or Postal Money order. Thanks, Dan

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