[Milsurplus] For You WWII Radar Fans

[rbethman@comcast.net]

Go to:

    <http://www.gordon.army.mil/ocos/Museum/bc2.asp>

It is listed as "BC-618           Receiver, 200 MHz, P/O SCR-516 radar


    My experience with radar tells me that there is a WOLE lot more 
needed to put this "on-line".  Items such as the antenna array used in 
WWII, the transmitter, the tuning cavity, and don't forget the waveguides.


    If this is considered heavy - wait!  Give us a TOTAL weight once you 
amass ALL OF IT.

Bob - N0DGN

Todd Bigelow - PS wrote:

> David L. Stinson wrote:
>
>> There's an interesting piece over on the Bay.
>>
>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2173722308
>>
> I have a box that looks a lot like this one, except (IIRC) the model 
> is different and it has 4 black female sockets. Has a big WE tag on it 
> with the old script lettering. Even has one broken latch! I pity 
> whoever has to pay shipping on it, though. Mine is quite heavy. Wonder 
> what else goes along with it? Anyone have one of these set up online 
> or a manual? I've hung onto it for years because I didn't know what it 
> was beyond a radar piece, or what to ask in sale or trade. Then 
> there's the other issue....what if I 'need' it?
>
> de Todd/'Boomer'  KA1KAQ
>
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