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Ad Number:	1734743
Date Placed:	07/01/25
Name:	Chris Hook
Phone Number:	4083320124
Callsign:	K1FIE
Category:	ANTVHF
Heading:	M2 VHF/UHF Crossed Yagi, 14dbi gain
Ad Message:	I have a new in box, NOS, M2 2M5-440XP crossed Yagi for sale. It has 10 (ten) 70cm elements and 5 (five) 2m elements. They take 750W and 1500W respectively. A friend of mine mounted his at 15 degrees elevation on a $35 RCA rotator he bought from a thrift store, and was able to hit FM and digital repeaters 100 miles away on both bands. He was also able to make clear QSOs via the International Space Station, RS44 and SO50, and managed to get his first (about a dozen) EME contacts in the books (100W!) with some of the larger stations. This won’t replace your $30K EME array or $3K LEO setup, but if you’re looking for killer VHF/UHF terrestrial reach, and want to make some LEO and EME contacts, all for a few hundred bucks, this is the way to go. $275 shipped CONUS. Zelle/Venmo

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Due to the amount of non-ham scammers trying to respond to the ads, I am now asking a simple question that ham operators should easily be able to answer, but scammers may not know the answer: What is the number that hams use to represent the phrase "Best Regards"? This number is typically transmitted by hams at the end of a QSO.
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