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Ad Number:	1759341
Date Placed:	02/17/26
Name:	John R Schell
Phone Number:	E-MAIL ONLY
Callsign:	N3AB
Category:	RADIOVHF
Heading:	FS: PYRAMID VHF VEHICULAR REPEATER NEW!
Ad Message:	FOR SALE: BRAND NEW Pyramid SVR-200VBN vehicular repeater, designed to interface to a high powered mobile or base radio in order to communicate with a low powered mobile or handheld radio in the area. This setup allows the remote mobile or handheld have its transmissions repeated by the higher powered mobile/base to extend communications range. This unit is rated at 2 watts maximum from 150 to 174 MHz. There are several articles online on how to modify this unit to work on the 2 meter ham band. This repeater is new in the box with mounting bracket, hardware, and cable. Software and instructions can be downloaded from Pyramid's web site. These units sell for close to $1000.00 new. Asking $85.00 which INCLUDES shipping to the lower 48 states only. Personal check, postal money order, Zelle, PayPal...all A-OK. 73, John N3AB

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