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Old 08-08-10, 22:31
Bruce Parker (RIP) Bruce Parker (RIP) is offline
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Default 52 Sets etc.

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Originally Posted by Doug Knight View Post
Hi
thanks to all.
The c-15 at the CWM has a C5 switchboard installed with a No 52 wireless set and apparently complete battery and wiring setup. The vehicle markings are First Canadian Army and 9 over signals colours for the unit. The vehicle has a 34 foot antenna mounted to the left of the rear door - haven't found the 20 foot antenna yet. The museum has a complete installation and accessories for one 52 set - mounted in the truck, a second set with basic vehicle installation hardware (no accessories) - i guess the boxed c5 is for this one, and a real basic third set. At least, that is what I have found so far.
Doug
The wireless installation is nice, but they are using an antenna tuning unit from a No.9 Mk.1 set instead of a 52 set (it's the box mounted on the top right of the 52 set). Other than it being a museum and unlikely to trade, I have a No.9 Mk.1 set that sorely needs the tuning unit seen in your picture, and I just happen to have a spare tuning unit for a 52 set.

Does anybody know of a tuning unit like the one in the CWM wireless truck for sale or trade?

Here's a pic of my 52 set with the correct tuner (mounted on the alternate right side position).
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