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01-06-10, 20:09
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Wow great stuff
Great pictures i might have some of these iam not sure i see one cannot put an image in here but a url ok cheers john
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#32
25-12-10, 21:02
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There is a "WAVEMETER CLASS D No 1 Mk2" on ebay.co.uk now, and the price of that item has rocketed to 205 pounds.
 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...STRK:MEBIDX:IT Ho knows more about the Wavemeter to write a few words?
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25-12-10, 23:25
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This is the second one to sell recently for a very high price. They normally sell at swap meets in the $25 range.
It is a piece of test equipment to check the dial accuracy of transmitters and receivers. These were used by the Brits with WS19, WS22, WS62, etc. The Yanks had their version called a BC221. Canadians used the TE149
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