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Post-WW2 Marine products (redirected from Marine products)

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  Name or Model No. Approx. Date Description Details Comments  
             
  2402A 1958 Alarm Generator here    
  3770A < 1961 HF Aerial Matching unit here    
             
  HP86B  1961  VHF FM Mobile Radio-telephone 8-10W  here    
  HX86B and HR86B < 1963 VHF FM Transmitter/Receiver here    
  UCT4/3 and UCR5 1962 UHF Transmitter (12-20W) and Receiver here Supplied by Marconi Italy  
             
  NM105 < 1958 Marine Auxilaries Panel here    
           
  ND101  < 1969 MF Direction Finder  here  
             
  NS101 and NM102 < 1958 Emergency Receiving and Keying equipment here    
  NS102 < 1958 Telegraph/Telephone Receiver here    
  NS103 1962 Watchkeeping Receiver here    
  NS304 < 1958 MF/HF Receiver here    
  NS601 and NS301 < 1958 Receiver here    
  NS702 < 1958 General Purpose Receiver here    
  NS703 < 1958 Automatic Alarm here    
             
  NT102 < 1958 120W Emergency Telegraph Transmitter here    
  NT103/1 and NS305 < 1958 25W Telegraph/Telephone equipment here    
  NT104 < 1958 14W Transmitter here    
  NT105  1959  75W Telephone/Telegraph Transmitter  here    
  NT201  1959  1kW TSB Transmitter  here    
  NT203  1961  Broadband Linear RF Amplifier  here    
  NT203 and NT203/1 < 1963 Broadband Linear RF Amplifier 1kW here    
  NT204 1963 Broadband ISB Transmitter 500W here    
  NT301/3 and NT301/4 < 1958 100W MF/HF Transmitters here    
  NT301/6 < 1963 MF/HF Transmitter 100W here    
  NT302 < 1958 400W Telegraph/Telephone Transmitter here    
  NT303 < 1958 Emergency Transmitter here    
  NT303/1 < 1963 Emergency Transmitter here    
  NTS302 < 1958 60W MF/HF Telegraph/Telephone Transmitter/Receiver here    
  NTS303 < 1958 Portable Lifeboar equipment here    
  NTS304 < 1958 60W Motor Lifeboat equipment here    
  NTS402 1958 VHF Transmitter/Receiver here    
  NTS403  1961 VHF Transmitter/Receiver  here    
             
  N2010 1963 Radio Telegraph Automatic Alarm equipment here    
  N2011 < 1968 Radio Telegraph Automatic Alarm equipment  here  
  N2020  1966 ISB Receiver  here  
           
  N3000  1966 ISB Transmitter Drive and Receiver  here  
             
  N1000  1964 Telegraph/SSB Telephone Transmitter, 1kW  here  
  N1010  1966 ISB Transmitter Drive unit  here  
  N1020  1968 400W MF/HF Transmitter  here  
  N1050  1966 100W HF Power Amplifier and N7100 Aerial Matching unit  here  
  N7000 1962 MF Aerial Matching unit here    
  N7010 1962 Synthesised Drive unit here    
  N7021 1963 Master Oscillator here    
  N7030 1963 Single-channel 2-tone Keying unit here    
    < 1963 Emergency Receiving and Keying unit here    
           
  N5020  < 1969 Automatic MF Direction Finder  here  
             
  H1030  1969 100W HF Transmitter 'Aries'  here    
  H2310 1969 High-stability Communications Receiver 'Argo' here  
           
  Predictor  < 1969 Marconi 'Predictor' Radar system  here  
             

 

Other reading

 

The Internal Fire - Museum of Power

 

This museum, based in Wales, is a collection of internal combustion engines, mostly larger stationary diesel engines, as used for generating sets and pumping stations.

 

Also located within the same museum is an amateur radio station GB2MOP which in 2006 started collecting and displaying military HF radio equipment.  This was initiated by a family member who had served in the Royal Signals in WWII.  After a few false starts the new room is the start of a much larger display intended to cover all uses of HF plus a new Amateur Radio section for use by clubs and visiting license holders.

 

Also, as part of this latter activity, a good selection of Marconi Marine (MIMCO) equipment and documentation has been amassed and a listing of this can be viewed here.

 

 

 

 

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