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Offline DaCiRo

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AT2XT adapter - Where are these to be found?
« on: Tue, 14 November 2017, 08:39:28 »
I have been looking for one of this now for quite a while,...they seem hard to come by.
Anyone knows where to buy the kits, willing to build one or is willing to part with theirs I will reapply appreciate to contact me
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Re: AT2XT adapter - Where are these to be found?
« Reply #1 on: Tue, 14 November 2017, 10:17:35 »
Not sure what this is, but Orihalcon makes a wide line of converters.
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Re: AT2XT adapter - Where are these to be found?
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