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b Amateur radio and suplus equipment c Amateur radio experiments e) WW2 German radio surplus equipment g35 Thermionic Valve techniques 1 (Norwegian) g34 Thermionic Valve technique 2 (Norwegian) g57 Clandestine equipment g43 Telex and RTTY/Hellschreiber g44 Telephone equipment g37 IF standards e11 Receiver Intermediate Frequency List I (German) e12 German communication receivers data (List) e13 Receiver Intermediate Frequency List II (non-German) f11 Further receiver data f12 SSB conversion (RX) part I 61. US army radio surplus equipment . 62. Further Boatanchors 63 British army radio surplus ..... .. 94) Boatanchor and valve application articles (Clandestine radio equipment) b71. Lorenz 6P203 Communication receiver e67 Mine-search equipment (SCR625A) and Weather Suonobuy f80 Innholdsfortegnelse for Hallo-Hallo (NRHF) f96 Modulator for AM-sender (norsk artikkel) f97 Modulator for AM-transmitter f90. Annonser og notiser (Advertisments from old publications) ..... b 8 About providing manuals ...... . f14 Accessory units for transmitters (to build). Side-tone oscillators, test equipment

Reference pages:
HeathKit circuits
K4XL's Boatanchor Archives

See the list of radio surplus and clandestine - and other valve equipment

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