7 Jul
2001
7 Jul
'01
7:14 p.m.
The descriptions are terse so if you have any
questions about any of the
gear, let me know and I'll try to get answers for you. I don't think she
will be able to answer any heavily technical questions.
Here is what's available:
Navy ships transmitter/receiver put in service in 1944 made by Stromberg
in England
Navy amplifier same era
WWII Tank Receiver/transmitter made by Weston
Navy Signal corp freq meter with last calibration manual
8' Altec cabinet with tube type modules
The best bet is to have her get the information off the datatags. In the
realm of military electronics collectibles, this means *everything*. The
Navy stuff will generally have a rather verbose tags, and the Signal
Corps (Army) tags will have less.
I have many directories and could look up the stuff.
Incidently, if the Altec stuff is tubed, it is probably worth a fairly
good amount of money. The "tube type modules" may be input transformers,
and if they are good, they are _definitely_ not junk.
William Donzelli
aw288(a)osfn.org