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14 Dec 2024 18:40 #1 by mbriscoe
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This might interest some hereSee  www.nsist.org/  The National Signals and Security Trust is a registered charity setup by GCHQ for the purpose of securing the history of signals intelligence.  I would urge you look at the site and support it by joining, the cost is only £10 per year. Wishing you all a happy Christmas and prosperous 2025. Roger Mi0WWB RSSMARS
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16 Dec 2024 20:20 #2 by Sparky67
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My ex-RAF Marconi R1273, which was on loan to the RAF Signals Museum, should now be heading for the GCHQ archive. One of the early HFDF receivers using the Adcock aerial system.

 

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17 Dec 2024 14:15 #3 by Peter Kirk
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But could it pick up Radio Caroline or Hilversum

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Never sure why the latter was always on the tuning dials on our home radios
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17 Dec 2024 21:31 #4 by mbriscoe
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But could it pick up Radio Caroline or Hilversum

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One of the earliest stations with a foreign service.
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