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January 7th 10, 07:14 PM
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WTB 1950's Navy Radio Gear
On Jan 7, 1:28*pm, "MoiInAust" wrote:
Good grief! *I thought my AR88 was heavy... "Nick K4NYW" wrote in message ... I'm restoring a 420 tube AN/FRR-24 triple diversity HF receiver - all 3121 lbs of it. I need a few more rack-mount modules - * * CV-127/FRR-24 FSK converter with scope * * PP-648/FRR-24 & PP-649/FRR-24 power supplies * * * * *(any FRR-24 or FRR-37 power supplies will be very helpful) Also looking for rack-mount modules for AN/FGC-5 and AN/FCC-3 telegraph (TTY) multiplex systems. Photos at: http://www.navy-radio.com/want-1.htm http://www.navy-radio.com/want-2.htm cheers, Nick K4NYW www.navy-radio.com- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - AR88s are a good start. I have an AN/FRR-59. I don't think it has moved in 20 years. |
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