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Old 23-11-12, 13:33
Rob Fast Rob Fast is offline
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Default Did Canada use this British HP 19 Set amp?

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/WS19-Wireles...item1e74a114ec
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Old 23-11-12, 20:51
Bruce MacMillan Bruce MacMillan is offline
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Yes we did. When the Canadian high power amp took so long to debug the Canadian Army Overseas adopted the British amp as the standard amplifier.
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Old 24-11-12, 07:27
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i have 2 of these amps (amplifier RF no2 MK II PC ref 75729 ZA 10656 ) i will look at selling one ,they from memory unmolested.
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Old 22-12-12, 01:18
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This is link to El Alamien for a Rejector Unit No1 Mk 2 used with the British WS19 HP.

http://milmarket.org/rejector-unit-n...uction_details

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