Bencher ZA-1A 1:1 Balun New England Estate Find for Ham Radio A7

Description

This is a Bencher ZA-1A 1:1 balun. It came from a New England collector's estate. This person was an enthusiast and repairer of ham radios and related items. It comes in its original box. It is UNTESTED and being sold AS-IS. It is approx. 6 1/16 inches long inches. The box is approx. 6 1/4 by 4 3/4 by 3 1/8 inches. It has wear from use and some small wires still attached.
This item weighs approx. 8.4 oz. before a box or any packing materials.
I have some ham radios and other related items from this same estate listed this week.
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******A NOTE ON SHIPPING******
It has been brought to my attention that there are times when the shipping cost eBay is calculating and displaying on some listings are lower than what the shipping cost ends up being at checkout. The price at checkout has been the correct price in my experience. I have brought this issue to eBay's attention but it is something I cannot control. I have no hard feelings if this happens and you prefer to cancel the transaction.
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