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Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 09:05:27 +0000
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From: "Tom Boucher" <tom@telemetry.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: LF: Selective Level Meter, W&G AT-611, info?
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Another use for old toothbrushes??

In message <389070F5.B8F5E0FD@bellatlantic.net>, Andre' Kesteloot
<akestelo@bellatlantic.net> writes
>Hello Larry
>Believe that this is one of the machines owned by  Frank K0BRA, who will reply
>directly to you, explaining why one actually needs an old toothbrush to hold a
>particular switch in place...
>We used both (the unit and the toothbrush) during our Nags Head expedition two
>week-ends ago, and were able to hear with it the Indian (submarine commo)
>station on 16 KHz.  It can be calibrated in absolute values, hence its
>usefulness.
>73
>Andre'
>********************************
>Larry Kayser wrote:
>
>> I have a chance to pick up a Wandel & Goltermann AT-611 Selective Level
>> Meter covers from DC to green light.  Does anyone have any experience with
>> this unit on LF?
>
>
>

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