[Hammarlund] Military manual on "Visual Alignment Method".

[Kenneth D. Grimm, K4XL]

Kenneth G. Gordon wrote:

>The manual I remembered is entitled:
>
>"Visual Alignment of Radio Receivers R-390/URR and R-390A/URR"
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>and was published by the U.S. Army, Intelligence School, Fort Devens, 
>Massachusetts.
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>Manual Number is ST 32-152
>
>You can download a somewhat difficult to read copy from
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>http://www.r-390a.net/
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>Click on "References" down a bit on the left side of the home page.
>
>Then, "U.S. Army Manuals", then on the appropriate manual in about 
>the center of the page. It is approximately 9.1 MB.
>
>The reason this is difficult to read is because it was originally copied 
>using a much older method of copying and is thus very light.
>
>As soon as I have time, I intend to re-reproduce this in a more easily 
>readable form and will post it on the Glowbugs web site.
>
>In its present form, it is 23 pages long.
>
>Ken Gordon W7EKB
>
>
>  
>
I have a copy of this manual that has been cleaned up and has had the 
contrast increased.  It can be downloaded from BAMA at 
ftp://bama.sbc.edu/downloads/miltest/st32152/ .  It should be available 
on the BAMA mirror site at http://bama.edebris.com in a couple of days. 

This has been a very useful thread and should serve as a model for what 
the reflectors can do, given the proper input!  Thanks to all of you who 
have contributed.  It has been both enlightening and enjoyable reading 
along with you.

73,

-- 

Ken K4XL
k4xl at arrl.net

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