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April 9th 08, 11:23 PM
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100 watt Kenwood PA vs homebrewing
If you are thinking of a brick for your QRP rig how's this for an idea?
Instead of homebrewing one up why not get one that is already assembled and working? A lot less work. I am parting out a Kenwood TS120 that is not easily repairable because of a broken bandswitch. I broke the bandswitch while cleaning it and have decided to just part out the rig. You can have the PA section complete for $60. Rick |
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April 9th 08, 11:52 PM
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100 watt Kenwood PA vs homebrewing
Rick wrote:
If you are thinking of a brick for your QRP rig how's this for an idea? Instead of homebrewing one up why not get one that is already assembled and working? A lot less work. I am parting out a Kenwood TS120 that is not easily repairable because of a broken bandswitch. I broke the bandswitch while cleaning it and have decided to just part out the rig. You can have the PA section complete for $60. Rick ============================== Rick , why not offering a non-working Kenwood TS120 for $100.- or less ? Frank GM0CSZ/KN6WH |
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