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Old 07-11-21, 14:42
rob love rob love is offline
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What a treasure chest. If you go to the link you provided for "RCEME Archivist" he has downloaded many many of the publications. The old LORE and RCEME digests have a lot of articles on equipment, both what was in service then in the 50s thru to the 80s, as well as historical articles.

I have some of those issues in my library, but not all. Looks like I will have a lot of reading to do.

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Old 07-11-21, 19:55
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Hi Hanno

First, thank you for posting the links. As Rob said what a treasure trove of information. Over the years I have seen bits and pieces of the AEDB Design Record but this is the first time I seen the whole thing.

Now that I've downloaded the whole thing I get the the next question. Do I print out the whole think or read the PDFs on the computer?

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Comment on Downloading- Before you download all eight volumes, play around a little with the file types of the DOWNLOAD OPTIONS to see which works best for your computer. I found that I wanted to use PDF WITH TEXT slightly larger files but makes it possible to do word searches. The plan PDF gives you an image of the pages and on my computer (Apple) will not search on individual words.
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Alex van de Wetering Alex van de Wetering is offline
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Hanno....again, thanks for sharing this!

I too had seen parts of the books, but just like Phil and you I had never seen the whole thing. It seems there is lot's of interesting material in there.

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Comment on Downloading- Before you download all eight volumes, play around a little with the file types of the DOWNLOAD OPTIONS to see which works best for your computer. I found that I wanted to use PDF WITH TEXT slightly larger files but makes it possible to do word searches. The plan PDF gives you an image of the pages and on my computer (Apple) will not search on individual words.
Phil, thanks for that...I hadn't noticed those options. It seems there are two ways of downloading the books.....at the bottom right there is a list of "Download options"...and the top left when pressing the circle with the 3 dots it shows "Downloadable files", and only gives the option PDF or Epub.
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