[Milsurplus] Any reason to Navy ID numbers

[antqradio at juno.com]

David
Big, are you kidding?  It was built for the Navy!
So it's really a test set?  Oh, man!  I thought it was some kind of point
to point long haul RTTY receiver!  A little outside of what I collect but
interesting none the less.  What else is in the OCT-2 / 3 system?  Might
as well try to collect the whole set!
Thanks,
Jim

On Sat, 4 Sep 2004 21:21:21 -0400 "David Edsall" <dedsall at crocker.com>
writes:
> Hi all,
> 
> I have the following information specific to the OCT-(*) test set:
> 
> OCT Frequency shift keyer monitor, 2 - 26 MHz; porm 200 - 700 Hz 
> shift,
> 100 - 500 mV input/75 ohms; incl. NT-60131 frequency shift monitor.
> 10x13x19", 70 lbs; 115/60.
> 
> OCT-2/-3 Frequency shift monitor, 1 - 26 MHz, 4 bands; shift to 1500 
> Hz; 5%
> accy, 300 - 1400 Hz; incl. NT-60170 RF monitor.  11x17x19", 71 lbs; 
> 115/60.
> Navships 91131.
> 
> Big, aren't they!
> David, W1TDD