READING
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Bill, KA3AIS, works on an ARC-5 transmitter at
the bench |
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Craig, N3TPM, works on a BC-611
at the bench.
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Among the radios featured at the
display were:: ARC-5's, ART-13, BC-348's, BC-611/SCR-536, BC-1000/SCR-300,
BC-654, BC-659, BC-1206, BD-71, TBX, TBY, TCS-14, Wireless Set No. 19. |
BD-71 telephone switchboard, BC-654, Wireless Set No. 19 with Antenna Matcher
and Power supply. In front of the No. 19 set is a Remington Portable (typewriter).
This position was set up to copy CW messages/traffic or for cranking out
the paperwork. The canvas tablecloth is half of a 1922 Army "pup" tent. |
The Canadian re-enactors had a superb antenna
farm. An excellent ladder-line fed antenna setup between 2 tall masts.
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Chuck, W1HIS uses the Wireless Set No. 19 and
it's cousins. He's part of a Canadian/Commonwealth re-enactors group.
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Paratroopers secure a Wireless Set No. 18 |
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