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Tram D201A

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BrentYost

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Does anyone have or know anyone that has parts for these radios I found my grandpas old tram in the closet the other day and it needs a couple boards they have been lost or misplaced any info would be great thanks we use to talk all over the place had a 60 ft moonraker antenna beam on a rotor
 

JayMojave

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Hello BY: Try this guy he had a new PLL Board that was rebuilt and worked great in my Tram D201A.

Barkett Electronics

These are hot radios with great audio, I love mine, This guy could fix your Tram if need be, Good Luck,

Jay in the Mojave
 
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