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m3tmh Paid up Member Posts : 305 Location : 10-20. Status : Offline 
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Where did I leave my time machine.... Just found these adverts in The Shortwave Magazine, from the late 40's:farm3.static.flickr.com/2688/4183007614_1c5a181e97_o.jpg 
I'll take a dozen!!!! farm3.static.flickr.com/2740/4183007620_05f3b4d7e2_o.jpg 
It makes me wonder how much of this kit there was back then. |
 Sun 13 Dec 2009 @ 22:43
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Mike G6TJS Paid up Member Posts : 491 Location : South Molton Status : Offline 
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A lot of that equipment back then was ex. army. A type 38 mark 2 was actually a backpack radio made by Murphy. www.vmarsmanuals.co.uk/newsletter_articles/eqdir_3.pdf www.mullion-cove.com/38%20Set.htm www.vk2bv.org/radio/ws38.htm wftw.nl/gallery/ws38mk3.html |
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Sun 13 Dec 2009 @ 23:25
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m3tmh Paid up Member Posts : 305 Location : 10-20. Status : Offline
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I've got one, and it cost me slightly more than £3!!! I wish I could go back in time, with the £30 mine cost me, and buy like, 100 or so! and some 19 sets for good measure! "don't worry, I'm from the Future, you probably haven't heard of it yet...just load the van up OM, there's a good chap..." Thanks for the links, I haven't seen those sites before! |
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Sun 13 Dec 2009 @ 23:32
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