[R-390] NOS R-390A's

Bob kb8tq kb8tq at n1k.org
Sun Apr 23 10:52:59 EDT 2017


Hi

The sort of testing you describe was “old” when I was in school. That was 
errr …. a very long time ago. We went over a lot of the data and procedures
as part of class exercises in circuit design. It’s also been part of a number of
system designs I’ve been involved with over the last 40 years.

Bob

> On Apr 23, 2017, at 10:29 AM, Tisha Hayes <tisha.hayes at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> The military and the US government does have solid state, microprocessor
> driven equipment that has been designed and is specifically hardened to
> deal with the battlefield environment following an NEMP event.
> 
> There has been an ongoing test and certification process for many pieces of
> electronic equipment to verify that it will function. I have read through
> many of the test reports that come from such testing and there are
> different levels of acceptable degradation that follow NEMP pulses. Most
> often the equipment will experience some sort of upset or locked-up state
> that requires a power-off/on to restore function. Other times it will do
> minor damage like a failed LCD display segment or a minor function of the
> radio that no longer works correctly (like auto-tuners).
> 
> Even the testing standards continue to evolve; With equipment needing to
> meet even higher levels of electrical immunity and shielding.
> 
> To think that the US military is suddenly going to become dependent upon
> some radio that is 70 years old would also imply that they have a cadre of
> active duty personnel who would be qualified at operating that equipment.
> 
> It's just a receiver.
> 
> -------------------------------
>>> So folks, where does the US government store their NOS R-390As?  You
> know they have something to use in case of a nuke attack.
> 
> *Ms. Tisha Hayes AA4HA*
> 
> 
> 
> *A sweet romance is not for meI need electricityIf you wanna make me
> flipHit me with a micro chip*
> 
> 
> *I'll be a diode, cathode, electrodeOverload, generator, oscillatorMake a
> circuit with me*
> *-- The Polecats*
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