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Ad Number:	1767834
Date Placed:	05/12/26
Name:	Ed Goss
Phone Number:	E-MAIL ONLY
Callsign:	N3CW
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	FOR SALE: AOR DDS-2A VFO
Ad Message:	Offered for sale is an AOR DDS-2A external VFO, designed for use with Collins S-Line gear. The DDS-2A is a microprocessor-controlled VFO which uses DDS/PLL circuitry to replace the PTO and HFO in the original Collins equipment, giving much greater stability and 10 Hz frequency resolution. AOR specs state both inter-mod and cross-mod performance is also improved. The DDS-2A units seldom show up for sale; this one was connected to my 75S-3B to confirm proper operation and functioning with the custom cables. Included will be the VFO unit itself, the cable set, and copy of the manual. Buyer will need to furnish a 12 volt supply, with minimum of 1 amp capability. Overall physical condition of the unit is very good, with only a few minor marks on the top cover. $1250 with free shipping; payment requested via Zelle, Paypal, or cashier’s check.

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