Hi Nick,

Does your ARC-57 have any manufacturer information on it? My one and only sighting of a B-58 in flight was one afternoon, looking South from my bedroom ina suburb just North of Buffalo, NY. It was circling low and slow (well, relatively) over North Buffalo. I do not know whether I knew at the time that Sylvania had a military electronics group located in the old Pierce Arrow building complex which was located at Elmwood and Great Arrow. I found out about that group in 1962 when I earned some extra money writing a radio mesh network analysis program for the IBM 1620 we had at the Univof Buffalo Computing Center. Werll, they didn't use the term mesh network but that's what it was.

Taalk about ancient memories...

Clare

On Thu, Mar 24, 2022 at 11:59 AM David Stinson <arc5@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

Anyone having to manage such a big move
is bound to have some "intermits" between
the headphones, Nick. You'll whip it!

On 3/23/2022 8:29 PM, Nick Broline wrote:

My first post regarding the UHF radios had evidence of my "short betweeneadphones." The ARC-57 radio was used in the Hustler, B-58, not the B-57.

73

Nick Broline

W5FUA

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