[ARC5] BC-221s,LMs, cal books, and uses for the BC-221/LM
Kenneth G. Gordon
kgordon2006 at frontier.com
Wed Nov 14 21:42:09 EST 2012
As far as calibration books are concerned, if you go here:
http://www.w7ekb.com/glowbugs/Military/BC221pages.html
You will find one or more programs that will do that for you.
Originally, the calibration manuals were made by a large analog "computer"
of sorts that determined the calibration points and printed the manual.
I have seen photos of the thing in action.
I have two BC-221-AKs. I use them to help in calibrating receivers: I set one
at the top calibration point of the dial and the other at the bottom one for
each band.
I think I paid no more than $10.00 for each one, and they were NOS.
The -AK, -AL, and -AM were the only BC-221s which included a switch
position for tone-modulation, while ALL of the LMs included that.
Ken W7EKB
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