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Ad Number:	1763328
Date Placed:	03/27/26
Name:	John Geiger
Phone Number:	580-591-6885
Callsign:	AF5CC
Category:	AMPHF
Heading:	FS: Yaesu FL2100B
Ad Message:	I have for sale from a local estate a Yaesu FL2100B linear amp if you need to boost your signal some for the pileups or contests. It is in very nice condition physically. I tested it and was getting 500 watts out according to the MFJ wattmeter but wasn't pushing it real hard with the exciter either. It does 80 to 10 meters, using a pair of 572B tubes, and is currently wired for 110 volts. It comes with a copy of the manual and a cord with a phono plug on it for the relay. If you are using a newer radio you will probably need a linear interface for this. I am asking $550 for it. Shipping is possible but an in-person meetup in the Oklahoma or Texas are would be great. It weighs 41 pounds to give you an idea as to what shipping might run. 73 John AF5CC

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