Shed Find

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by Dave Mills

Mike, the 21 foot wood mast bag is the same as the aerial bag.

Dave.

Ok thanks . The little short bag ZAA 4642 : Taking a guess, I think it is part of the kit for the wooden masts that fit on the side of the 15 cwt Aust. CMP wireless vans . Andrew T in Adelaide would love to have that bag for he is always looking for the accessories for his wireless van.

I'm not sure what the black item is in post #7 with the two small black boxes next to it. Also in post #7 the two small boxes on top of the 22 set spare valve box, these could be spare valve boxes for the 128 set Aust.

I see a larkspur signal generator , I had one of these , nice unit but the output is very low , only a few millivolts from memory.

[Dave Mills]

Thanks Mike.

A better pic of the black boxes.

1. All three.
2. The wiring diagram of the larger box.
3. Front view of what I am unsure of
4. Rear view of same item.

Which item in my posts is the Larkspur Signal Generator?

Cheers,

Dave.

[Mike K]

The signal generator is the blue thing in post #6 , it is a Larkspur item , 'oscillator test set No.1' . An example of universal test equipment used for aligning the tuned circuits of radio sets.

Your uploaded pics won't enlarge for some reason. Can't make out the text on that circuit .

The B47 , your pic 3 and 4 is a low powered VHF liason set , used in armoured vehicles ? Centurions and Ferrets. I bought the last of the B47's that Aussie disposals had at Dandenong, 10 bucks each , the salesman said "we are getting out of the surplus radios" and he offered me a free Murphy navy receiver !