[Test-Equipment] Reference info

[Mike Manes]

I just tried www.logsa.army.mil and got a series of link timouts.
Do I have that URL right?

BTW, I've been searching for YEARS for a schematic for a Communications
Electronics (CEI) Type 901A 30-300 MHz receiver with no luck.  I've
been told it was used for COMSEC work, so it might be classified; but
it's chock full of 6CW4s, so it's hardly modern stuff.

Any hints?

73 de Mike W5VSI

WA5CAB at cs.com wrote:
> I'm not certain why several posts have suddenly surfaced today plugging this 
> site but as I mentioned earlier in regard to a similar post about some of the 
> AN/FRC-93 TM's (Collins KWM-2), the source for all of these files is LOGSA.  
> The advantage of LOGSA over Integrated Publishing, besides having search 
> capability on both TM number and equipment nomenclature, is that although you may 
> not be able to get at them, LOGSA will show you all of the current TM numbers, 
> not just those that are Code A (accessible).  So that you know what you are 
> missing and what to look elsewhere for.
> 
> In a message dated 9/13/2007 8:06:12 PM Central Daylight Time, rburgan at up.net 
> writes: 
>> n case this site has not been mentioned before, I'll pass this along 
>> for reference information. This site has a wealth of info about various 
>> subjects, of special note here is the wealth of military manuals 
>> available for various electronic equipment, for instance, here is the 
>> page for the Tektronix 475 (plus DM44 options):
>> http://www.tpub.com/content/oscilloscopes/TM-11-6625-2735-24P-1/
> 
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