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chuckweber

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Looking for some momentary push buttons for a BE AM500A tx'er control panel. Supplier costs way too high for stocking such simple parts. Anyone know a cross reference or at least the manufacturer of the front panel buttons on an AM500A tx'er?
 

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Have you looked to what nake and model of switch is used?
 

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correct. I've some maintenance coming up where I might be able to get to them to look for manufacturer markings, but as is, no info and was just hoping someone has been here before :)
 
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