[Milsurplus] Re: [ARC5] Major AN/ART-13 Variants

[WA5CAB at cs.com]

Mike,

Excellent write-up.  And in probably half the word-count I would have 
expended.  The only things I will add are:

Some of the accessory items for the ATC-1 were made by subcontractors where 
they had carried COL-nnnnn for the ATC.  

The COL-23333 is actually only the dynamotor base.  It was supplied with 
either CQR-21931 dynamotor by Russell or COL-21932 dynamotor that was actually 
made by Ballantine.  When the new (AN/ART-13) nomenclature was implimented the 
former combination became DY-11/ART-13 and the latter DY-12.

The TCZ-1 and -2 also used the COL-52286-A transmitter, but it does have a 
TCZ-(*) nameplate.  I'm not certain what the TCZ used as I don't have a manual 
but probably COL-52286.

In a message dated 1/19/2007 2:56:40 PM Central Standard Time, 
kk5f at earthlink.net writes: 
> Dave wrote:
> 
> >Someone here is an expert on the variations of equipment
> >commonly called "ART-13."  Would that person or persons
> >kindly take a moment to comment on those variants and
> >their deployment?
> 
> Until that expert writes, I'll summarize what I've learned *to be generally 
> true* from decades of examining every unit I could, and reading all manuals I 
> could find.
> 

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