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| Name:
Dick
Barrett (Homepage) |
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| Country: Scotland,
UK |
Date: Mon Oct
29 16:24:59 2001 |
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| Comment:
Hi folks, Thanks for all the feedback and comments. Please note that The Radar
Pages has a new address, http://www.radarpages.co.uk. My Email address is now
editor@radarpages.co.uk The story behind the site move is in "The News",
needless to say this has been a major hassle and it will take me a while to
get back on track, sorry about this. Regards, Dick |
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| Name:
Syd
Atkinson (Homepage) |
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| Country: Canada |
Date: Sat Oct
27 21:38:32 2001 |
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| Comment:
To Brian Mulvana Hello, It's about 50yrs since I last tuned a CHL TX type 2
or 7 .If I've got it right The Pulse width was 3,5or8 u/sec PRF fixed about
200.Range often 200 miles. Trimingham T80 in use early 55, Bard Hill had one
sooner was it the prototype? |
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| Name:
Arthur
Selikoff (Homepage) |
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| Country: USA |
Date: Wed Oct
24 17:06:14 2001 |
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Comment:
An place that seldom, if ever,is referenced regarding the development of radar
in WWII is the Bartle Institute. It was located at Swarthmore college at the
time, although now it isa part of the U. of Delaware. Dwight Prater, who was
a member of the National Institute of Engineering,
worked there. He described
Bartle's relationship to MIT as being responsible for the scientific research,
with MIT responsible for the engineering. This work is not mentioned in Dr.
Brown's recent book on radar. I |
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| Name:
Tony
West (Homepage) |
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| Country: UK |
Date: Thu Oct
18 20:11:19 2001 |
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| Comment:
T 84 fitter at Staxton Wold, 1985-88. Worked on 3rd line repair of T 84. I have
still got training notes from T84 Q course, is that sad?!! Superb site, slight
addition to T84 page with referance to signal breakthrough on TV channels. In
Neatishead a second harmonic filter was fitted in the waveguide on the ceiling,
this prevented Anglia TV from being interfered with! Keep up the site. signed
JAFAD (some of you know what that means!!) |
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| Name:
Syd
Atkinson (Homepage) |
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| Country: Canada |
Date: Sun Oct
14 22:02:20 2001 |
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| Comment:
Found you looking for Rotor. About me .RAF Radar Fitter G . Yatesbury 47/51
,Instructor CHL& 21 Convoy. 51/55 Trimingham via 90 Grp ICTC. Time at Buchan
. 57/62 Can Marconi Tech Rep Pine Tree all the way from Frobisher to Prince
George .Any contacts ? Names from Yatesbury (Grnd School),Doe, Bannon ,Ashton,
Gutteridge,White,Stabler ,Nelson ,Petley. From Trimingham . Taff Draper ,Dewes,
Scott ,G |
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| Name:
Dick
Barrett (Homepage) |
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| Country: Scotland,
UK |
Date: Fri Oct
12 07:36:57 2001 |
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| Comment:
The house move was completed with all the usual panics, delays and frights (thank
God for St. John's Wort!) and I got to load and drive a 7.5 ton truck (with
tail lift!) for 130 miles! Thanks for all your E-mails folks, as soon as I can
get the PC's set up in what will be the study I'll reply to you all! |
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| Name:
Alan
Darbyshire (Homepage) |
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| Country: UK |
Date: Tue Oct
2 20:12:54 2001 |
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Comment:
Thanks for the info Dick..I am looking for info on the older radar Technology
and your help is invaluable....keep up the good work.
Apprentice 213
Entry RAF Locking....Worked on Airfield Radar (RAF Valley) and T85 (RAF Staxton
Wold) |
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| Name:
Jan
(daughter of Bill Sexton)
(Homepage) |
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| Country: USA |
Date: Tue Sep
25 04:06:57 2001 |
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Comment:
My dad, Bill Sexton, Capt. USAF,Ret., worked on radar sites for 8 years (I think)
of his AF career. He was at Keesler AFB, Miss. then on to Giebelstadt, Germany
1949-1952, Saratoga Springs 1952-1954, Newfoundland and Goose Bay, Labrador
1957. Trying to get info on health effects from microwave radiation. Any help
will be appreciated. Thanks.
Will read more of the site when I have time. |
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| Name:
Wee
B C (Homepage) |
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| Country: Singapore |
Date: Mon Sep
17 14:04:16 2001 |
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Comment:
Great Stuff, worked on Radars while I was in the Air Force here and the work
is commendable. Keep it up. Are more pages coming up?
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| Name:
Dick
Barrett (Homepage) |
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| Country: Scotland |
Date: Wed Sep
5 16:54:44 2001 |
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| Comment:
Thanks for all your comments and input folks. I've not had much time to spare
for The Radar Pages recently, with summer holidays and a church website to build
etc. and I'm about to move house in 5 weeks too!! Normal service will resume
ASAP. Ta, Dick |
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| Name:
Dave
Quantrill (Homepage) |
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| Country: UK |
Date: Sun Aug
26 17:03:01 2001 |
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| Comment:
Nice site. Brought back a load of memories |
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| Name:
Mark
Evans (Homepage) |
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| Country: England |
Date: Wed Aug
15 21:02:56 2001 |
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| Comment:
Currently work on the T93, but previously on the HF200, and AA4 Mk7, and a little
bit on T91 and T84, mostly at Neatishead in 1980's. Some of T93 info is duff,
but site is excellent! |
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| Name:
Jan
Waernberg (Homepage) |
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| Country: Sweden |
Date: Fri Aug
10 08:21:10 2001 |
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Comment:
Nice page and really interesting. I am myself making research on Swedish radar
("eko-radio = echo-radio)development during WW II: In 1944 15 Swedish produced
radars sets was in use by the Navy in 10 ships and the others on coastal stations,
together with the first 5 to 20 AMES Mk 6 sets bought summer 1944 from United
Kingdom and the first 25 Würzburg sets bought in spring 1944 from Germany. I
am happy to see that interest in radar research have been developing the last
years.
Baesta haelsnin |
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| Name:
Fred
Chesson (Homepage) |
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| Country: USA |
Date: Sun Jul
29 03:50:37 2001 |
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Comment:
Visit my Very Eclectic home page at the above URL:
"Everything from
Radar Beacons to Raising Bullfrogs!" |
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