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Old 02-02-18, 17:50
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Default 52-Set 2nd to 4th Echelon Work

In January of 1945, the Canadian Army published their EME Instructions (Telecommunications F254/3 ) for the Wireless Set Canadian No. 19 Mk III. This is a very lengthy tome, which goes into beautiful, well illustrated, procedures for the complete testing, disassembly, repair and reassembly of the Cdn 19-Set Mk III. It even lists all of the test equipment required to do the work.

I would like to determine if the Canadian Army every produced an equivalent publication for the Wireless Set No. 52 Canadian. Has anyone ever seen a copy over the years?

I am planning to contact the Signals Museum in Kingston to see what they might have in their archives. It would be a great help, (if the publication actually exists) to know its Telecommunications Reference Number and when it was first published. Would not be a surprise if updates came out in the 1950's as well. They certainly did for the aforementioned 19-Set Instructions.

Thanks,

David
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