Subj : Re: N connectors
To   : Gamgee
From : Ed Vance
Date : Sun Nov 23 2025 20:10:19

> I think you were a generation or so ahead of me.  The HF transmitters I
> worked on were called URT-23's, with R-1051 HF receivers.  UHF 
> transceivers were called WSC-3's with some older SRC-9's.  I forget the
> names of the various patch panels and antenna couplers.

> Nice.  The names of the Comm spaces varied by what class of ship you 
> were in.  The stuff you mention sounds like Carrier stuff....  :-)

> Drink to the Foam!

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Yes, I served aboard Carriers, 4 of them.
I was in ComCarDiv-3 .
All the gear I wrote about is Old Tech to you I suppose.
Never heard of the gear that you were familiar with 
The R-390 was the newest RX in use when I left the service in 1962.
Ed
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