[ARC5] WWII Transceivers
Jack Antonio
scr287 at att.net
Fri Apr 4 10:21:10 EDT 2014
On 4/4/2014 9:25 AM, Robert Eleazer wrote:
> I guess the BC-1000 is one. The ARC-2 is another. I guess the RT-45 might be another, although I am not familiar with it other than having a "PTO" out of one I bought from Fair Radio many years ago.
On the RT-45/ARQ-1
Anyone have the maintenance manual for one of these? I have one, which I've
powered up, and the operators manual, but would really like to see more
details.
>
> So how many can y'all think of? And why are there so few? Perhaps the ARC-2 is an example of some real, radical innovation.
These may be a bit of a stretch in the current context, but the BC-620,
BC-659 and BC-1335 all used the
receiver to keep the transmitter on frequency.
Jack Antonio WA7DIA/4
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