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Old 23-01-23, 02:39
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Thanks for the interesting read, Mike.

David
The specifications for the W.S.101 , the set the FS6 was based on, were written up by a Major Kendall.

Kendall was a big mover in the army signals branch pre-war
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As far as I am aware, the only sets described in this publication that were manufactured in any great number were the 101 and the FS6, the other types were either prototypes or produced in very small quantities.

https://www.tuberadio.com/robinson/M..._Equipment.pdf
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