General Radio-genrad Gr 1840-a Audio Output Power Meter Serial 1272 on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Illinois, United States
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The best price on eBay!!!!!! Don't miss this!!!!! This item is still in an impeccable state.Fairly used.Almost new. This is a used item,but well maintained.This was bought at a government auction.It stills works perfectly. It looks pretty good and turns on.This,i am sure will be a good bargain for a buyer somewhere.
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