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Ad Number:	1756777
Date Placed:	01/25/26
Name:	Richard Assarabowski
Phone Number:	860-655-3960
Callsign:	K1CC
Category:	MISC
Heading:	2-pedal foot switch with cable
Ad Message:	This is a very heavy duty industrial foot switch to allow PTT or amplifier switching in your shack. There are two momentary (press-and-hold) operation switches. Includes 15 ft of 14/3 cable rated at 600V, switch contacts are very large, at least 20A 250V AC. I can ship the switches without the cable if you're using it for a low-voltage application and don't need the heavy cable. The foot pedals are interlocked, meaning you can't press them both at the same time. Pressing one side will mechanically disengage the other side. Nice for interlocking the PTT on 2 radios without the risk of both transmitting simultaneously. I have 2 of these, will sell one or both. Price for one is $45, both for $80. --- Rich K1CC

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