[Boatanchors] CFT46154-A VLF RX info wanted
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Thu, 11 Sep 2003 21:23:25 +0000
Hello John
Please be advised the subject unit that you seek info on is in fact an RBA
and all 95 Lbs of it. I also have one of those great VLF recivers along with
two RBC's sitting next to it. My RBA came by way of a gent that was a Navy
spraks in WW2. He advised me back in the day he would copy CW just over 50+
WPM but due to his age and health he slowed down to adout 30 WPM.
I have a T.M. for the unit I'll have to look for it if you have not located
one yet. By the time my RBA arrived at my door there was another box with it
in side was BC-344-D! So the sale must have been two for the price of one "HI
HI".
Reagrds, Rock
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> Greetings to the list,
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> I never thought I would see the day when I had a radio heavier than my
> R390A but I am the new caretaker for a CFT46154-A. I applied 200V B+ and
> 6.3v to the heaters and this 15-600kc TRF beastie came to life. The
> previous owner lived in a noisy location so all he could listen to was
> static and heterodyne. With almost no antenna and workshop fluorescent
> lights nearby I was able to copy 2 low end BCB stations and some nearby
> beacons. It has a wonderful B+ supply meter on the panel. I've found a
> few pics on the web of similar units. This one has a tag telling me that
> Field Change #3 was done to the unit. Any additional info I could get
> would be greatly appreciated. I looked on BAMA for the manual but either
> missed it or it's not there. Can any one help here?
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> John Flood
> TASC Department
> KROHNE, Inc
> 7 Dearborn Rd.
> Peabody, MA 01960
> Tel.: 978-535-6060 / 800-356-9464
> Fax: 978-535-8180
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