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Ad Number:	1754997
Date Placed:	01/07/26
Name:	John P. Lloyd
Phone Number:	email only
Callsign:	W4JPL
Category:	RADIOANQ
Heading:	For Sale R-392 Military receiver
Ad Message:	I have for sale a R-392, made by Stewart Warner, SN 2018D. The receiver is in very good condition, and works fine. Included with this is a 24 (adjusted to 26V) power supply, and a very heavy speaker with a new hammond 600 ohm to 8 ohm transformer installed. The power supply plug is also wired for PTT if you want to use it with a transmitter. This is a plug and play setup. I'm only selling because I have 2 and need to make some room. Price is $500.00 FIRM for the setup. This setup of course is too heavy to ship, so you must meet me near Asheboro, NC OR I'll be headed down the I95 corridor the 2nd week of February, and could possibly meet along the way. If interested please email.

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