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July 27th 09, 09:04 PM
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Help on miiltary radio set
I am seeking information on a trasmitter called "TR1" which was part of the
equipment given to paratroopers operating in northern Italy during WWII. The "Mission check list" was: - 2 RBZ receives (which I know well) - 2 EUREKA radio-localization sets (which I found on an Internet site) - TR1 transmitters, with batteries, generator, code & cypher plans and crystals. Would any one be able to give me some information on the TR1, or indicate me a web page where I can find it ? (unsuccessful with Google). 73 Tony I0JX, Rome Italy |
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July 27th 09, 09:11 PM
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Help on miiltary radio set
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Antonio Vernucci wrote: I am seeking information on a trasmitter called "TR1" which was part of the equipment given to paratroopers operating in northern Italy during WWII. The "Mission check list" was: - 2 RBZ receives (which I know well) - 2 EUREKA radio-localization sets (which I found on an Internet site) - TR1 transmitters, with batteries, generator, code & cypher plans and crystals. Would any one be able to give me some information on the TR1, or indicate me a web page where I can find it ? (unsuccessful with Google). The guy you want to talk with is Jon Paul from Scientific Conversion, Inc. He is the real guru on stuff like this. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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July 27th 09, 10:32 PM
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Help on miiltary radio set
The guy you want to talk with is Jon Paul from Scientific Conversion, Inc.
He is the real guru on stuff like this. --scott Thanks for info, but do you have a contact for him? 73 Tony I0JX |
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#4
July 28th 09, 02:25 AM
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On Jul 27, 3:04*pm, "Antonio Vernucci" wrote:
I am seeking information on a trasmitter called "TR1" which was part of the equipment given to paratroopers operating in northern Italy during WWII. The "Mission check list" was: - 2 RBZ receives (which I know well) - 2 EUREKA radio-localization sets (which I found on an Internet site) - TR1 transmitters, with batteries, generator, code & cypher plans and crystals. Would any one be able to give me some information on the TR1, or indicate me a web page where I can find it ? (unsuccessful with Google). 73 Tony I0JX, Rome Italy Tony, you may actually be this person! Name: Antonio. If not, worth a try? It's the only address I have over there. Cheers, Roger |
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#5
July 29th 09, 09:42 PM
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"Scott Dorsey" wrote in message
... In article , Antonio Vernucci wrote: I am seeking information on a trasmitter called "TR1" which was part of the equipment given to paratroopers operating in northern Italy during WWII. The "Mission check list" was: - 2 RBZ receives (which I know well) - 2 EUREKA radio-localization sets (which I found on an Internet site) - TR1 transmitters, with batteries, generator, code & cypher plans and crystals. Would any one be able to give me some information on the TR1, or indicate me a web page where I can find it ? (unsuccessful with Google). The guy you want to talk with is Jon Paul from Scientific Conversion, Inc. He is the real guru on stuff like this. --scott There is a little blurb description on page 6 http://www.osssociety.org/pdfs/oss_fall_06.pdf I remember seeing decent photos on e-bay a while back. |
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#6
July 29th 09, 11:15 PM
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Help on miiltary radio set
There is a little blurb description on page 6 http://www.osssociety.org/pdfs/oss_fall_06.pdf Thanks for info. Tony I0JX |
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#7
July 29th 09, 11:17 PM
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Help on miiltary radio set
Antonio Vernucci wrote:
I am seeking information on a trasmitter called "TR1" which was part of the equipment given to paratroopers operating in northern Italy during WWII. The "Mission check list" was: - 2 RBZ receives (which I know well) - 2 EUREKA radio-localization sets (which I found on an Internet site) - TR1 transmitters, with batteries, generator, code & cypher plans and crystals. Would any one be able to give me some information on the TR1, or indicate me a web page where I can find it ? (unsuccessful with Google). The guy you want to talk with is Jon Paul from Scientific Conversion, Inc. He is the real guru on stuff like this. --scott There is a little blurb description on page 6 http://www.osssociety.org/pdfs/oss_fall_06.pdf I remember seeing decent photos on e-bay a while back. Is this It in part ll? http://mcgp.cellmail.com/database/ba...kmail%2039.htm Maybe here, with other cool toys: http://www.museumofworldwarii.com/To...telligence.htm |
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#8
August 2nd 09, 09:02 PM
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Help on miiltary radio set
Is this It in part ll?
http://mcgp.cellmail.com/database/ba...kmail%2039.htm Maybe here, with other cool toys: http://www.museumofworldwarii.com/To...telligence.htm Tnx for extra info. Tony I0JX |
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