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Ad Number:	1766069
Date Placed:	04/25/26
Name:	john webb
Phone Number:	903 440 0584
Callsign:	W5JMW
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	Yaesu DMU-2000 w/950/2000 card
Ad Message:	Well,just what the title says.I have a yaesu DMU-2000.Just removed the RARE card from a ft-950 which I am selling.YOU MUST HAVE this card to work with the 950 or the 2000.Many DMU-2000's are listed but do not include this card.So,I have the dmu in beautiful condition.Works fine as I was using it with the 950 till today.All necessary cabling and of course the card is included.I am asking $600.00 and plus shipping.It isn't very heavy so shipping will not be much.As with all electronics.It dioes work.But no returns due to card swapping and failure to follow instructions.SORRY,but must say this as many do not follow instructions.The book is avaliable on the YAESU website.I am including the instructions for installation in then 950 and 2000.again $600.00 plus shipping.Thank you and 73,john

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