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Chuck Harris wrote:
Randy or Sherry Guttery wrote: Perhaps the newer ones (post 1980) have S-meters? That's an interesting point - what military receivers --besides conversion sets -- have "S meters" (i.e. actually marked in S units)? best regards... Why RT-718/FRC-93's, which are also know as KWM2A's do. Don't those count as "conversions" - i.e. civilian sets "badged" with military nomenclature? I'll try asking again... what radios designed by / for the military (as opposed to rebadged civilian sets) have carrier meters marked in S Units? David - you've got a ton of mil stuff... what has meters in S units? best regards... -- randy guttery A Tender Tale - a page dedicated to those Ships and Crews so vital to the United States Silent Service: http://tendertale.com |
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