Loudspeaker Mystery

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Loudspeaker Mystery

14-06-14, 13:49

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Geoff Truscott

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Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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Hello David
Telephone Loudspeaker was used to control a battery of 25 pdr's or 4.2" mortars.
The L.S. No.2 Canadian Control Unit was located at the CP and connected to the Loudspeakers by 2 wire cable. The CP could send instructions to the guns and the guns could reply by pressing the Push button and then yelling into to speaker to send a reply.

Some scans from a 1943 British 4.2" Mortar Manual.

Geoff

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