[DCboatanchors] LM-* Series Freq Meters

[Bob Wilder]

Hi All:  Here is a good question for everyone.  I am involved in the
restoration
of the LST-325 Radio Room....We have aquired a LM-10 Frequency meter.

As the LM-10 derives its power from an external source, it seems that it would
not have been the proper choice for a ship.

The question is....Would a LM- with odd number, such as LM-5, LM-9, LM-11, etc
be the proper LM for a ship as opposed to the even numbers like LM-8,
LM-10, etc.

Anyone out there know for sure exactly which LM was used aboard ship?

73
Bob Wilder, AF2HD / AFA2HD(USAF MARS)
TSgt, USAF (Retired)
6032 Idlemoore Court
Theodore, Alabama 36582-4036
(251)653-5274
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