[Thursday] Chopmist Hill talk

[Chris Prata]

Hi Len,

Here is a picture and I saw "UHF" but they meant then UHF which is our VHF. Does 27mhz to 145mhz. I wonder who and what they were listening for at those frequencies????

Please send that DF antenna picture if u can!

Chris


https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/hallicraft_uhf_receiver_s_27_s27.html
[https://www.radiomuseum.org/images/radio/hallicrafters_the/uhf_receiver_s_27_472989.jpg]<https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/hallicraft_uhf_receiver_s_27_s27.html>
UHF-Receiver S-27 Amateur-R Hallicrafters, The; Chicago, IL<https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/hallicraft_uhf_receiver_s_27_s27.html>
UHF-Receiver S-27 Amateur-R Hallicrafters, The; Chicago, IL and Arlington/, build 1940–1943, 8 pictures, 3 schematics, 14 tubes, United States of
www.radiomuseum.org



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Two pieces of equipment used at the spy station on Chopmist Hill was the Hallicrafters SX-27 and SX-28.  We have a rack mounted SX-28 in the Wireless building. Has anyone seen a SX-27 around? Or have one to display at the talk? I may also use the direction finder in the Wireless building, same era. They had a giant direction finder at the station which I have a picture of.  I’ll be there tomorrow.

Thanks
Len

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