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I bought this kit about 5 years ago at a hamfair. I think the kit dates from 2008. Working DX with 5 watts of DSB on 40 meters i thought would be real fun. However when i looked into the kit i discovered it required metalwork, i mean drilling control holes and cutting an opening for the digital freq display. This was a deal-breaker for me, as i really cannot justify right now taking on even a simple Heathkit type project. So, it's time to face reality and pass this on to someone else. I am sure i will learn something from just studying the schematic. DISCLAIMER: I bought this unassembled kit and did not remove any parts. It "looks" complete to me, but - i do not want to, and will not checklist every part. I am a straight shooter, but this is my stipulation. I would rather give it away than do the part by part checklist. So you are buying it as-is, where-is. You can see in the photos the individual parts bags. Content of the package: bag Main PCB Rev B and parts bag PA PBB Rev B and parts bag DDS PCB + LCD bag Keyer 1 BL145 speaker in box bag TRX1 connector, switch, microphone, etc. bag knobs, pot, switch bag of fasteners small bag 4 cabinet screws metal 2-piece cabinet, appears still to be covered in plastic protective film 3 coils wire ? stick-on feet for cabinet I read that this kit is a combination of the Juma RX1 receiver, TX1 transmitter, and keyer in one cabinet. Also a warning, many parts are SMD, but i think i read that an appropriately small solder iron tip would do the job. You will have to visit the Juma website to download the manual. I only printed out a couple pages. Also there are interesting reviews at eham dot com. Maybe you are just the person to bring to life this uncommon radio. Actual kit in box 10 x 6 x 3 inches. Shipped in outer packag 12 x 9 x 6.5 inches, < 2 lbs. Possible shipping weight overcharge will be refunded. Shipped only to USA, Canada, or U.K. Outside USA postage will be extra ( it's exhorbitant. )