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Ad Number:	1767279
Date Placed:	05/06/26
Name:	Bart Jahnke
Phone Number:	Email
Callsign:	W9JJ
Category:	AMPVHF
Heading:	FS: 144 & 432 - 28 Ukraine Xvtrs & amp
Ad Message:	222 xvtr and amp sold . Hamvention special . FS - 2 NEW Ukraine 144/28, 432/28 transverters all with 3 RF ports. 10 meter IF to Xvtr at pwr on, or at power off it bypasses the transverter and just goes to the external HF ant SO-239 output jack. Can be powered with a standard 3-5 amp 12v wallwort. . All have 10 MHz input jacks for GPS reference if so desired. Roughly 7 watts in at 10m for 7 watts out at 144 or 432 MHz, and quite stable for digital modes (but for those perfectionists, add the 10 MHz input reference). . Asking $150 for each xvtr delivered to Hamvention. . Add a Mirage BD35 144/432 amp for $65 if sold with 144/432 xvtrs. . Bundle xvtrs and amp for $350 at Hamvention. . Cash in person, else Paypal only.

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