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27-09-18, 00:00
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That’s interesting news, Bruce. I was not aware of that production sharing for the Canadian Wireless Set No. 9.
There is an illustrated parts list on the British Royal Signals site for the Canadian No.9 Set I have requested a copy of, so will see what it shows for looks and nomenclature, compared to the 52-Set Cdn for these connectors. Then, with some luck we might be able to push the references back to what STC in England was doing. David 
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