WS38 MkII
 

Would any one know where to find the schematic diagram of the Wireless Set n. 38
MkII?

Thanks and 73

Tony I0JX

WS38 MkII
 

"Antonio Vernucci" wrote in message
...
Would any one know where to find the schematic diagram of the Wireless Set
n. 38 MkII?

Thanks and 73

Tony I0JX

See:- http://www.royalsignals.org.uk/ws.html

73

'BF

WS38 MkII
 

In article 34SdnVraQus4LJbVnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@plusnet,
"G9BF Calling!" wrote:

"Antonio Vernucci" wrote in message
t...
Would any one know where to find the schematic diagram of the Wireless Set
n. 38 MkII?

Thanks and 73

Tony I0JX

See:- http://www.royalsignals.org.uk/ws.html

Unfortunately (and I did look) it's not that helpful.

The "Second to fourth echelon work" EMER (File 169) does not contain the
circuit diagram.

"Notes for Radio Mechanics Part 3" (File SIG123) contains a circuit and
some notes, but no component values.

The "General Description" (File 170) contains the circuit diagram but is
in absolutely terrible condition and needs to be rescanned if we've still
got it. At least the component list appears readable. I think it's a
badly faded mimeograph copy that didn't scan well.

It needs looking at (and some more work), I'm afraid.

Chris.

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WS38 MkII
 

Antonio Vernucci wrote:
Would any one know where to find the schematic diagram of the Wireless
Set n. 38 MkII?

Thanks and 73

Tony I0JX
Tony

I have one on my website at http://www.vk2bv.org/radio/ws38.htm which
doesn't require passwords and so on to access. Info on a number of other
bits of interesting gear too. The Mk III appears to be the same but with
a different case and an external calibrator.

Simon

WS38 MkII
 

In article ,
(Chris Suslowicz) wrote:

It needs looking at (and some more work), I'm afraid.

Self followup: someone is mailing me their set of WS38 EMERs,
and with any luck that will include the circuit diagram, component
lists, layout, and full servicing information.

Chris.

--
Happiness is a belt-fed pedant (I meant weapon! I meant weapon!)
(Damien.Vigar)

WS38 MkII
 

Tony

I have one on my website at http://www.vk2bv.org/radio/ws38.htm which
doesn't require passwords and so on to access. Info on a number of other
bits of interesting gear too. The Mk III appears to be the same but with
a different case and an external calibrator.

Simon

Thank you very much Simon for your help.

73

Tony I0JX

WS38 MkII
 

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"Antonio Vernucci" wrote in message
...
Would any one know where to find the schematic diagram of the Wireless Set n.
38 MkII?

Thanks and 73

Tony I0JX

See:- http://www.royalsignals.org.uk/ws.html

73

'BF

Thanks you much for considering my request.

Tony I0JX

WS38 MkII
 

Self followup: someone is mailing me their set of WS38 EMERs,
and with any luck that will include the circuit diagram, component
lists, layout, and full servicing information.

Chris.

--
Happiness is a belt-fed pedant (I meant weapon! I meant weapon!)
(Damien.Vigar)

Thanks you much for considering my request.

Tony I0JX

WS38 MkII
 

In article ,
"Antonio Vernucci" wrote:

(I wrote)
Self followup: someone is mailing me their set of WS38 EMERs,
and with any luck that will include the circuit diagram, component
lists, layout, and full servicing information.

Thanks you much for considering my request.

OK, I have the EMERs, and it looks like the complete set with all
10 modifications, the miscellaneous instructions, etc.

Scanning in progress, though this may take a while.

Do you have a high-speed connection, or would it be easier to run
it all through a photocopier and mail you the result? (If you want
the paper copy option, I'll need your postal address.)

Best,
Chris.

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WS38 MkII
 

Thanks you much for considering my request.

OK, I have the EMERs, and it looks like the complete set with all
10 modifications, the miscellaneous instructions, etc.

Scanning in progress, though this may take a while.

Do you have a high-speed connection, or would it be easier to run
it all through a photocopier and mail you the result? (If you want
the paper copy option, I'll need your postal address.)

Best,
Chris.

Thank you very much Chris,

Yes, I have a high-speed connection at home, but for bulky files it is better to
use my business mail account which has a virtually unlimited storage capacity.

Address is

73

Tony I0JX