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Stolen from Campbell Mountain repeater site

Update (2021-05-20): The stolen radio equipment was found in a stolen vehicle by an observant towing company employee. The only thing still missing is the KPC3 digi repeater modem.

Keep your eyes out for the following stolen radio equipment.

Yaesu DR1 X Serial #5K240052 - found
Yaesu FT7900R Serial #1I350065 - found
Icom IC2720 Serial #507562 or 507563 - found
Unknown radio for digipeater - found
Digipeater KPC-3 TNC Serial #? - found
Copper Bus Bar - found

Contact VA7RRD Robert Dedul PARC

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Stolen from Campbell Mountain repeater site

Special thanks to these club supporters!