[Milsurplus] TBX-5

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One possibility is NAVSHIPS 900,011, AKA the Radio & Sound Bulletin.  
900,011.1 is dated JAN 01 1941.  900,011.18 is dated APR 01 1945.  I have most of 
them but none scanned (they have been in the attic since long before I got 
my first scanner).  I don't have quite all of them but as I recall, Mike H. 
and I traded a few issues back and forth years ago.  When I put them into my 
database, I entered a note for most issues listing which sets were covered. 
 900,011.8, .11 and .14 list TBX.  So maybe it is in one of those.  I don't 
have time to look today but will bring them down and take a look when I 
can.

Hue, when you find the stack, if this is what it is. let me know and I'll 
send you the short list of numbers I'm missing.

R&SB eventually became the EIMB.  But I've forgotten what it was in 
between.

In a message dated 4/30/2010 2:10:34 AM Central Daylight Time, 
kargo_cult at msn.com writes: 
> The Navy in one of the 900,nnn Maintenance manuals published a "Hint &
> Kink"
> type article on raising the upper limit. I do not recall if it made it to 
> 7 
> Mc/s or not.
> I don't have access to this manual for some months. Perhaps Robert has 
> something
> on it.  I "may" have a photocopy of the article around, I will do a little 
> 
> looking this
> weekend.
> Since the frequency scales work by referring to look-up tables, it 
> wouldn't 
> be a
> major perversion to tweak the frequency range, I believe, to cover more of 
> 
> 40
> and less of the 2 Mc/s band.  -Hue Miller 
> 

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