[Milsurplus] Mystery Project-- Can you ID the Radio?

raymond Cote rjcote at hawaii.rr.com
Sat Jan 30 02:49:12 EST 2010


Yep have a 286 with a Seagate ST225 hard drive (that is a whopping 20 MB of 
data)
also have sundry computers with dos3.3, and all the variations of windoze 
since then collecting dust, although they work in their own fashion and some 
will be used to run programs to control external devices.

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Subject: Re: [Milsurplus] Mystery Project-- Can you ID the Radio?


> What is really useful nowadays?
> Computers, maybe.
> But let me ask peacefully:
>
> -Is there anyone still keeping with care and love a 286 or even a 386?
>
> I also keep two useless APN-9. Waiting hopefully (among half a million
> of other crazy projects...) for some kind of 400 Hz inverter, just for
> the pleasure of seeing the Loran-A sweep pattern, even without any
> transmitter signal.
>
> Antonio
> CT1TE
>
> Quoting Ray Fantini <RAFANTINI at salisbury.edu>:
>
>> Yea, it's completely useless but being something that Mr. Smith had
>> used for years and as important as Loran once was its great to see
>> one up and running. Whether or not you can do anything with it is
>> another matter. I saved a analog cabinet from a TV station I work at
>>  because it has the exciter, up converter and 100 watt driver all in
>>  the same rack and is a complete low power analog television
>> transmitter. Being analog and on channel sixty its completely
>> useless but I will keep it for a while and run it every now and then
>>  into a dummy load. Not because it makes sense but just because I can.
>> Ray Fantini KA3EKH
>> -----Original Message-----
>> Not much good for anything other than parts, maybe.
>> It's for the old Loran-A service that was in the
>> 160 meter hamband and was decommissioned sometime
>> in the mid-1980s, if IIRC.
>>
>>
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