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C lick on each scuttle title to reveal the contents but also follow the instructions beneath the scuttle. When it tells you to look at 2.pdf for example, it means first click on the scuttle and then at a specific part of the opened file. Your comprehensive understanding of each Type from 1 to 13 will be enhanced by reading the 19th Century Files and the Pre WW1 Files. The majority of scuttles show pictures and text but there are some with text only. All transmitters in a given series are shown even though the scuttle title might not show a specific set: i.e. scuttle RED 49 shows the Type 51 basic transmitter but behind it, you will find all transmitters [other than Type 51HX shown separately] in the Type 51 series. Equipments are "grouped" in terms of characteristics and not in terms of date designed or issued. Thus, the Type 53 {which obviously comes before say a Type 71, was designed in 1933 whereas the 71 was designed in 1925. A VERY IMPORTANT NOTE IF YOU ARE USING ADOBE READER 8 On this site there are many PDF files. When you open them in ADOBE READER 8 you may have to click on a special icon to make sure that the pages all follow on from each other. This is particularly important where large block or schematic diagrams have been publish in two or more sections. In ADOBE 8, look at the task bar [the top bar one of whose icons is the printer] and approximately in the middle you will see icons with arrows in them, the first being two arrows pointing East and West, and the second, four arrows pointing N,S,E and W. Click on the two arrow icon.
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 5. Look at 2.pdf Also look at Type 9 |
 6. Also look at 1910 two.pdf |
 7. Also read the many pre WW1 files. |
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 9. Look at 4.pdf |
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 11. Also look at Type 3 Also look at 1913 2.pdf |
 12. Also look at PRE WW1 WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY 1912 |
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 111. See also 689[1].pdf and 689 REMOTE CONTROL BOX.pdf |
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 117. Note: Type 1204 fitted in shore stations. See also 1203 DRAWING.pdf and 1203 CAW[1].pdf and 1203[1].pdf |
 118. Note: Type 1250 is an emergency set for ICS3 outside the scope of our period. |
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