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08-11-21, 11:35
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Hi Stan,
Not an answer to your question, but this thread may be of interest: Canadian staff car wireless: World War 2 Canadian R103 Receiver Demo
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08-11-21, 13:09
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Th R103 manual doesn't help either. It describes (but without pictures) the aerial (7' telescoping) and the lead but is silent on the base.
There is a set carrier that the receiver slides into but again the manual doesn't say how this carrier is mounted or where.
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