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Ad Number:	1761185
Date Placed:	03/07/26
Name:	Elijah Dorminy
Phone Number:	8179029055
Callsign:	WE9N
Category:	ANTHF
Heading:	FS Active Receive Antenna
Ad Message:	I built this 3 years ago and only used once to dabble with active receive and 160 meters. The active whip and bias-tee transmit/receive switch allows you to use a separate receive antenna on single input radios to combat noise. The switch will need configured for higher power operation if you so desire by soldering PTT 1 or 2. Currently, it’s configured for RF sensing and not external PTT operation. More details for both items can be found here: https://www.minikits.com.au/electro...cy/hf-active-antenna/EME232-HF-Active-Antenna https://www.minikits.com.au/EME215-RX-Active-Switch Retail is over $150, and mini-kits is no longer shipping to the US anymore due to tariffs (they are located in Australia). With all that being said, I’m asking $130 shipped, and it will include the active whip mounting bracket that I made. Please PM- emails tend to go to spam. Also, PayPal preferred

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