[GreenKeys] Not mine, but interesting perforator.

[John, W9DDD]

Well, it was part of the Rockford Illinois estate sale a while back.  I 
wonder what they were asking from the walk-in customers when it was 
still in Rockford?

Built of parts of a Model 15 Perforator Transmitter, (more commonly 
called a Model 19 keyboard) in its own cabinet.  Or as the military 
called it the AN/FGQ-2. I'm guessing all the transmit parts are left off.

I wonder if the power supply was built-in or you still had to have a big 
power supply to lug along.

John, W9DDD

On 5/17/2020 3:20 AM, Mark Hall wrote:
> On ePay, of all places... :
> 
> item# 153932808886
> 
> Anyone seen one of these before?
> 
> 73!
> 
> Mark
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