[Milsurplus] SARAH?

David Prince [email protected]
Mon, 31 Mar 2003 17:44:30 +1000


SARAH - Search And Rescue And Homing

The purpose of the Sarah equipment is to assist in the location of the 
survivors of a wrecked craft

The complete SARAH equipment comprises

(1) A man-carried automatic distress beacon
(2) A search equipment which may be installed in either an aircraft or a 
launch

I have about 6 pages ( out of a British surplus publication called Govt. 
Surplus Wireless Equipment Handbook) that I can try to scan into a file 
if required.

I have the Automatic distress Beacon in my collection

Dave Prince
VK4KDP
 

William Donzelli wrote:

>I have a small aircraft-looking scope that is a bit of a mystery. I know 
>there are a few aerospace guys on this list.
>
>The scope is in a short 1/2 ATR black wrinkle box, with a 3 inch tube and 
>just a few knobs - the most important having positions like "Short" 
>"Fast" and "Homing". Two BNC connectors are labelled "STBD" and "PORT". 
>The whole unit is called "SARAH Receiver", and has a NASA serial number. 
>The thing was made by a small forgettable company in Tarrytown, NY (I 
>live near Tarrytown, and these folks are long gone, apparently).
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