[ARC5] Manuals

[J. Forster]

Hi Wayne,

I'm interested in the RDO book, please. What are you asking for it?

Vest,

-John

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> "Out of the blue of the western sky comes..."
>
> No, not Sky King, but some radio manuals.  And it is more of the eastern
> sky and a 1946 Ercoupe 415C rather than a Bamboo Bomber.  And with a
> Rhodesian Ridgeback/Lab mix rather than Penny.  Otherwise pretty much all
> the same.  By the way, the guy who played Sky King on TV was killed while
> on the way to view a Shuttle launch.
>
> I was looking for something and found I have a number of manuals that I
> have no immediate use for and could make available to interested parties,
> (preferably one that features the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in a wet
> T-shirt contest).
>
> 1.  Instruction book for RDO Radio Receiving Equipment.  Original manual.
> Appears to be from 1944.  The RDO is kind of a ship-based APR-4.
> 2.  Handbook Service Instructions for the AN/ARW-55 radio transmitting
> set.  Original manual, dated 15 Sep 1955.
> 3.  Handbook of Operating Instructions for the AN/ARC-1.  Original manual,
> dated 14 March 1944.
> 4.  Manual on the AN/URC-51.  Original Hammarlund manual from the late
> 1960's.
> 5.  Field and Depot Maintanance Manual for the T-368/URT and BC-939-B.
> It is either orginal or a very good copy, with fold out schematics (Was
> this the transmitter used with the R-392?).
>
> Wayne
> WB5WSV
>
>
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