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Dale, KW1I at the controls of his Meissner 150 (U.S. Signal Corps transmitter Type 02520 and matching exciter unit Type 02433) . |
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Eastern Blok equipment.
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The interior of a Russian YC-8 MF/HF aircraft receiver. This was designed to be a BC-348 equivalent. The sections of the tuning drum are hermetically sealed. |
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Steve Finelli, N3NNG, displayed this rare
SCR-506.
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N3NNG's MAB/DAV display. |
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Dave Kormanicki setting up his SCR-284.
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Some of the oldest equipment on display was from the
collection
of William Donzelli.
Left rear: BC-206 ca. 1936 - Mates BC-312 to BC-176-A Left front: BC-175 - ca, 1932 - Original tank radio RX used in M-1917 Renault. Center rear: BC-114 - ca. 1929 - Bomber TX preceded BC-AA-191 & BC-375. Center Front: BC-176-A - ca. 1937 - TX - Original mate to BC-175, later used with BC-312. |
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Left rear: BC-313 - ca. 1938 - Freq. meter for early marker beacon. Right rear: BC-137 - ca. 1928 - Ground radio for aircraft control. Left front: BC-130 - ca. 1924 - Control box for many early aircraft sets. Center Front: BC-153 - Nobody knows! Right front: SCR-111 - ca. 1920 - Freq. meter, buzzer type. |
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