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Ad Number:	1702025
Date Placed:	09/15/24
Name:	Alan Fryer
Phone Number:	E-MAIL ONLY
Callsign:	N3BJ
Category:	ANTHF
Heading:	FS: End Caps for Cushcraft Traps
Ad Message:	End caps for the traps on Cushcraft D3, D3W, D4, A3(S), A3W(S), A4(S), X7 and X9 antennas. The caps also fit the 30/40M add ons for those antennas. Made from freshly molded material - the identical UV resistant stock used by Cushcraft for years. Caps fit 1 5/8 inch traps and are punched with a centered 7/8 inch hole. Fit tight, just like the originals (Cushcraft part number 052148). The D3 and D3W require 8 caps, the D4 requires 12, the A3(S) requires 24, the A3W(S) requires 12, the A4(S) requires 20, the X7 requires 8 and the X9 requires 16. $1.50 EA and flat rate $6.00 shipping (any quantity) in the US. Contact me for ordering details.

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