[Hallicrafters] The story of Ernest Smith

[Mike Everette]

You're probably right; it may well have been a TED,
but this one covered the 2-meter range, I think
115-156 MHz.

Yes, the TDE is an LF/HF rig.  There is one undergoing
restoration aboard the USS North Carolina (BB-55)
Battleship Memorial in Wilmington, NC.  I must have
gotten my memories crossed.

73

Mike
WA4DLF

--- TC Dailey <daileyservices at qwest.net> wrote:

> Great story... only one thing.
> 
> The US Navy transmitter, Model TDE was NOT a VHF
> unit... it was a LF & MF CW
> & AM xmtr. that I used many, many times [ 100w CW -
> 35w AM / 300kc to
> 18mc ].  You may have been thinking of the TED, as
> in the 225-400 mHz combo
> "TED/RED" (AN/TED-x & AN/URR-13).  I seem to recall
> that it used a single
> 4CX250 and was used for tactical stuff and
> surface-to-air comms.
> 
> Tom Dailey
> WØEAJ
> former RMC, USN
> 
>
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