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17-03-18, 00:40

David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline

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Along Grant’s thought line, Brian, armour typically runs wireless equipment from the vehicle electrical system. No independent wireless charging systems.

Did ‘Command’ Shermans run two wireless sets? If they were both run from the vehicle electrical, perhaps said electrical systems were beefed up versions of the standard Sherman setup and that ammeter might be part of that type of installation?

Perhaps? Maybe? Maybe not?

David

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