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Ad Number:	1767409
Date Placed:	05/07/26
Name:	John Geiger
Phone Number:	580-591-6885
Callsign:	AF5CC
Category:	RADIOVHF
Heading:	Set of power cords for VHF radios
Ad Message:	From a local SK estate I have for sale a set of VHF power cables being sold as a set to make shipping economical. First is a power cord with a T connector used on most VHF/UHF radios today. This one is 4 feet long made out of red and black zip cord. The next 3 cords have 2 pin jacks on them that Radio Shack used to sell in the 90s. The first cord is a heavier gauge, and would be heavy enough for a 100 watt rig. It has the 2 pin jacks on both ends, (one male, one female) but you can also remove one or both. It is 9 feet long. There is another cord with a male and female jack on it, It is a little lighter gauge. It is 4 feet long. Then there are 2 short cords with male connectors on them. One is 2 feet long with a fuse in the red line, and the other is 10 inches long, terminated in spade connectors. Also is a set of these radio shack power connectors if you need spares, and a several foot long thinner cable with a 2.1mm barrel connector, and a spare connector. Asking $20 shipped.

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