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Ad Number:	1769992
Date Placed:	06/03/26
Name:	Tony White
Phone Number:	9182310900
Callsign:	KA5TRO
Category:	MISC
Heading:	FS: Tokyo Hy-Power HT-750 antenna set
Ad Message:	Selling my 'spare' set of antenna coils and whip made for the Tokyo Hy-Power HT-750 HF HT, allegedly by Mizuho. 7, 21 and 50MHz coils matching the three bands the HT-750 can support. All three coils tested working, and the whip is unbent and smooth. These original THP accessories are extremely difficult to find now. This is a second set I picked up years ago. Hopingthere is an HT-750 owner out there who would like to have the original accessories. Of course, these would also work with non-THP QRP xcvrs on 40/15/6M. I am asking $165 including shipping in the USA. Sold as a set only, and as-is, but, again, tested and working. I would consider a trade for a working THP HL-750 amp, which must also be 100% functional. I know these are kind of odd ducks now, but I'm a bit of an odd duck myself. Respond through QTH response with questions. Thanks for looking.

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