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Ad Number:	1735221
Date Placed:	07/06/25
Name:	Ken Smith
Phone Number:	9707730094
Callsign:	N0VA
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	FOR SALE: Ten Tec Triton Model 544
Ad Message:	TRITON Model 544 digital HF transceiver plus power supply and ammeter. All works as it is but lately the power supply has been sounding like under too much load when trying to run 100W so I just run it at 40 to 50 watts. Of course the last digit on the display flickers up and down a KC but I have made many CW contacts with this without any complaints about drifting. It is old tech though so one has to accept that components change values along the way. Did not run SSB but that works ok too. Obviously the power supply needs upgrading. $150 as is and I would prefer pick up. I will ship if someone wants this setup but it will add cost of FedEx packing and shipping. (probably at least $100)

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