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Thanks Chris,I had seen this one but is very useful as is all info. Regards Keith. <spectreman51@...> wrote: web site that listed all the info? United kingdom flower delivery Call united kingdom

Dear All, The list is from a US source and not the Uk list of Racal Products. Any racal product which starts with the number 6 was of Racal Inc. manufacture, anything staring with a 8 was Racal

Hi all. Here can be found a good list of most of the known Racal gear: http://watkins-johnson.terryo.org/Documents/Racal.pdf Cheers, Chris. VK2TYG Buckley <michaelandsheila@...> wrote:

Seeing the recent correspondence, there used to be a RACAL/BCC web site that listed all the manaufacturers parts designations. Does this still exist and has it been updated with this sort of info? Be

80 was very noisy though I could just work the VMARS net on 3615 40 was much better and I did work the RSARS net. Sorry, I actually forgot your net!! The whole of Europe, so it seems, was on 40! With

Hi, Thank you so much for kind informations. I finally with your precious experience decide not to buy the TRA 3900. Thank you very much for your quick answer. Best regards Alex

Never seen one advertised for sale but bet your life someone has one tucked away.Thers a good chance that some of the error codes displayed are because the radio is not fully programmed with hop &

Did they ever release the keyfill gear? Pete Morris G1INF, G-QRP 11768 Worthing, Sussex UK Loc IO90TT

Hi Tjalf,Have you ever tried to copy the ROM in a BCC67 & fit it to a TRA3900 or even swap boards.Keith. wrote: BCC67 was an actual transceiver from racal. They used in that time the BCC67 as a base

Norman, Some time ago I had a schematic for one but I fed it into our company's data that were starting to sell Military packsets. Engineers spent MONTHS trying to figure what piece of equipment that

Mike,nothing from the sked but did work a G station at Flambrough Head. Either good NVIS or Sporadic E.Used using BCC39B. Maybe worth having a go on 40m day time weekends above 7.1 to clear the

forget it!!! from he who knows! trikergee Message 1 From: "achoffray" achoffray@... Date: Thu May 25, 2006 4:51am(PDT) Subject: TRA 3900/BCC-67 Hi everybody, I am new to this group. I have

Hi group, Does anybody know where I can get a copy of the full service manual for a Comcal TRA922 manpack? This is the crystal controlled version of the TRA921, covering 2-8 MHz, LSB, USB, AM and CW.

Hello Alex, The TRA3900 was a prototype for the bowman project in the UK. The BCC67 was an actual transceiver from racal. They used in that time the BCC67 as a base for the TRA3900. Internal they are

Hi Alex, Your English is fine. Welcome to the group. I am sure someone has the information to help you. Best, patrick, W7VL/4

Hi everybody, I am new to this group. I have intention to buy a racal TRA3900/BCC67. After reading post in this group about this radio, I found that this radio was a prototype. Can someone share with

Hi As the title says. Regards Tony

Mike,it looks like malta time is 1 hr ahead of ours. Our sked time is 13.00.Regards Keith. wrote: same time?

Sounds fun For the ignorant can we stick with GMT, so we are all there at the same time? Mike M1CCF

Will try to make it.BCC39 with 40m full wave loop that has good vswr on 14.3.Regards Keith.g8ixn <schatzperson@...> wrote: