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Ad Number:	1739311
Date Placed:	08/11/25
Name:	Steve Burnham
Phone Number:	918-810-6767
Callsign:	KC5TJT
Category:	AMPHF
Heading:	Henry 3k Ultra
Ad Message:	After a lotta thought I’ve decided to sell my 3k Ultra. The absolute only reason is….. I have a friend w an 8k I’m gonna replace it with. It’s gonna come with a spare tube. Such a clean amp and a true piece of Ham radio history. And probably one of the most durable robust ham radio amplifiers ever produced. Be a part of the Henry group. I can send many more pics. $3800 with sore tube. I actually have a spare complete And working RF Deck and Power Supply. I’ll sell it for $1000 and it’s working. If you want the amp without the spare tube or spare RF Deck I’ll sell it for $3100 Call me for a price. Not a think wrong w any of it and if I had the room I’d keep both 8ks and the 3k Ultra. Thank you! 918-810-6767. Pickup can be either in Tulsa Oklahoma Thx

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