[ARC5] Re: [Milsurplus] NEEDED: GP-7 Bits

[jay.coward at avagotech.com]

How a true Radio Man cuts his wedding cake!
 There is an ATC-AN/ART-13 switch like this and I also have one on a piece of phenolic with the same drill hole pattern,same everything else, but no manufacturer's mark or mil nomenclature.
 See you at SLO MRCG?
 Jay
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Subject: RE: [ARC5] Re: [Milsurplus] NEEDED: GP-7 Bits

It was later called the CU-25/ART-13, Jay - the "Mama Bear" in my
peculiar parlance.   :-)    Dunno what the Navy number is - few docs
left here at this house now.

	In some PT boat pictures there is a similar antenna knife switch. Wonder if
it the same one in a different use???
EdZ

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