Sig satchel for sale

[Bruce MacMillan]

There's a good article on signal satchels on the WS19 website at
http://www.qsl.net/ve3bdb/satchel.html

The carrying strap with the loops is commonly used with telephone sets. The loop holds the ground spike.

JD, send me your shopping list. I'm going to thin the herd.

[sapper740]

Originally Posted by Bruce MacMillan

There's a good article on signal satchels on the WS19 website at
http://www.qsl.net/ve3bdb/satchel.html

The carrying strap with the loops is commonly used with telephone sets. The loop holds the ground spike.

JD, send me your shopping list. I'm going to thin the herd.

Bruce, is it correct to assume that any pieces of kit with the prefix ZA are for wireless communications and any pieces of kit with the prefix YA are for land line communications? I have a Fullerphone marked YA 6916 and it's carrying strap is also marked with the prefix YA. Derek.

[Bruce MacMillan]

YA is the prefix for line stores and ZA is the prefix for wireless stores.

YA is also used for microphone capsules that can be used for wireless. You will also see Z,Z1, ZAA (ZAA is Aussie stuff).

[SteveF]

I may still have it, I'm not sure because I am a long ways away from home at the moment and won't be able to check until May sometime. Sorry.

Yes, it is definitely a sigs satchel, but it is made of different materials than standard 37 pattern web.