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18-11-10, 05:11
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You have my vote.
All my radio`s and parts for the most part, came from a good friend. Radio info. and drawings, from another. Now I just need to figure out how to put it together, and how it works (not that I would use it). Doug 
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18-11-10, 05:46
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18-11-10, 06:40
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I reckon it would be a valuable addition to the forums ! i want a working 19 set in my carrier. I presume that the radio op, driver and gunner all have headsets and can talk / listen to each other ? if so what better way than a period radio unit
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03-12-10, 22:52
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76 set
my 76 set that is up for offers, as is the 19 set psu, the airborne forces used the76 set at Arnhem, John.
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03-12-10, 23:03
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military Wireless collection
If you google G4NCE"s Vintage Military Wireless Collection you will find a wealth of pictures of military wireless sets, John.
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05-12-10, 17:55
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Also google "Wireless for the Warrior". I have Volume 2.
Gary I Managed to buy an 11 set about 12 years ago from Australia. I have only ever seen two British 11 sets. One is in the Signals museum at Blandford Camp. The other one was sold at War & Piece just after I bought mine and fetched £1000 at that time. Please keep me informed if you find one, so that we can swap notes. Ron.
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