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Ad Number:	1761827
Date Placed:	03/13/26
Name:	Tim Gooding
Phone Number:	7013615856
Callsign:	KD0YX
Category:	TUBES
Heading:	Pair 6146Ws and 12BY7 Driver
Ad Message:	Full set of 6146W (Military/Government Version) of the 6146Bs Tubes along with a NIB 12BY7A Driver. I would guess that most reading this listing will know that this is the Finals (pair) and (1) Driver Tubes used in the Kenwood High-bred HF Radios of the late 1970s and 80s as in the TS 520, 530, 820, and 830 series of transceivers as well as some Collins and others of that era. I believe these tubes are all NOS but can't be 100 % sure but they do test fine in every respect. I will pack, sell and insure this set for $95 to anywhere in the CONUS. I am happy to take PayPal but would hold this lot in your name for one week if you prefer to use a USPS Money Order. I have a full set of high-res pics that I can forward to any interested parties upon email request. Good on QRZ. Thanks for looking TLG KDØYX

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