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Old December 29th 05, 09:13 PM posted to rec.radio.swap
Robert Kubichek
 
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Default 45-watt UHF Micor Station Value?

It depends on output power.

I have a service manual for em, pay the shipping, and you can have it...
Lotsa paper! 8-)


JimBob wrote:

I just received two UHF Micor Repeater stations, in cabinets w/power
supplies. What is the current swap-meet value of these?


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