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Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
Scott Dorsey wrote: If you go onto an American military base in Germany today, you'll still see Edison outlets at 110V. Americans have always carried our power with us wherever we have gone. But in the summer of 1944, you would not have found any (110 volt power or US bases) in Europe. The whole point of the unit was to be a portable radio station, not something you had to build a base around. I thought France was still on 110 in those days. I've restored some French sets both pre and post war, some I think were 110 only. -Bill |
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