Well worth a visit.

http://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/

Just spent a very interesting 3-4 hours there. Lots to see, and almost
certain to be of interest to many posters in this forum. Some very
knowledgeable volunteers there as well.

Cleared up one little thing that had always been beyond my limited
electronics theory from many years ago, pulse-echo time compared to speed
of rotation of the aerial.

Several rooms had that smell of bakelite and varnish used on old equipment,
R1154/R1155 anyone......

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On 2008-07-01 17:27:52 +0100, The Wanderer said:

Well worth a visit.

http://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/

Just spent a very interesting 3-4 hours there. Lots to see, and almost
certain to be of interest to many posters in this forum. Some very
knowledgeable volunteers there as well.

Cleared up one little thing that had always been beyond my limited
electronics theory from many years ago, pulse-echo time compared to speed
of rotation of the aerial.

Several rooms had that smell of bakelite and varnish used on old equipment,
R1154/R1155 anyone......

Nectar of the gods.


Did they have the feint smell of Jeyes used to sanitise the floors?

On Tue, 1 Jul 2008 16:27:52 UTC, The Wanderer
wrote:

Well worth a visit.

http://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/

Just spent a very interesting 3-4 hours there. Lots to see, and almost
certain to be of interest to many posters in this forum. Some very
knowledgeable volunteers there as well.

Cleared up one little thing that had always been beyond my limited
electronics theory from many years ago, pulse-echo time compared to speed
of rotation of the aerial.

Several rooms had that smell of bakelite and varnish used on old equipment,
R1154/R1155 anyone......

geek
That would be T1154/R1155 I think.
/geek

Lovely big coloured knobs (oo-er)

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The Wanderer wrote:
Well worth a visit.

http://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/

Just spent a very interesting 3-4 hours there. Lots to see, and almost
certain to be of interest to many posters in this forum. Some very
knowledgeable volunteers there as well.

Cleared up one little thing that had always been beyond my limited
electronics theory from many years ago, pulse-echo time compared to speed
of rotation of the aerial.

Several rooms had that smell of bakelite and varnish used on old equipment,
R1154/R1155 anyone......

Shame it's where it is. Mother worked at TRE (Malvern) during WW2 and I
am sure she would love to visit. But it's a long way for her.

--
Rod

Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious
onset.
Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed.
www.thyromind.info www.thyroiduk.org www.altsupportthyroid.org

After serious thinking The Wanderer wrote :
Well worth a visit.

http://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/

Just spent a very interesting 3-4 hours there. Lots to see, and almost
certain to be of interest to many posters in this forum. Some very
knowledgeable volunteers there as well.

Cleared up one little thing that had always been beyond my limited
electronics theory from many years ago, pulse-echo time compared to speed
of rotation of the aerial.

Several rooms had that smell of bakelite and varnish used on old equipment,
R1154/R1155 anyone......

The 1154 was the transmitter of the pair thus T1154.

--
Regards,
Harry (M1BYT) (L)
http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk

Bob Eager wrote:

geek
That would be T1154/R1155 I think.
/geek

Lovely big coloured knobs (oo-er)


On a marginally related subject is a valve oscilloscope made by "Waveforms,
radar works" likely to be of interest to a collector?

AJH

In message , andrew
writes
Bob Eager wrote:

geek
That would be T1154/R1155 I think.
/geek

Lovely big coloured knobs (oo-er)


On a marginally related subject is a valve oscilloscope made by "Waveforms,
radar works" likely to be of interest to a collector?

On the subject of old tat (if you'll excuse the hijack)

I'll probably be throwing out a couple of Superbrain computers next week
unless anybody wants them ?

--
geoff

"geoff" wrote in message
...
In message , andrew
writes
Bob Eager wrote:

geek
That would be T1154/R1155 I think.
/geek

Lovely big coloured knobs (oo-er)


On a marginally related subject is a valve oscilloscope made by
"Waveforms,
radar works" likely to be of interest to a collector?

On the subject of old tat (if you'll excuse the hijack)

I'll probably be throwing out a couple of Superbrain computers next week
unless anybody wants them ?

Local school ? Might be useful for showing how it *used* to be before
'tinternet ;-)

Otherwise


Angle Grinder ;-)

On 2 Jul, 00:00, jake wrote:
On Tue, 01 Jul 2008 19:05:52 +0100, Rod
wrote:





The Wanderer wrote:
Well worth a visit.

http://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/

Just spent a very interesting 3-4 hours there. Lots to see, and almost
certain to be of interest to many posters in this forum. Some very
knowledgeable volunteers there as well.

Cleared up one little thing that had always been beyond my limited
electronics theory from many years ago, pulse-echo time compared to speed
of rotation of the aerial.

Several rooms had that smell of bakelite and varnish used on old equipment,
R1154/R1155 anyone......

Shame it's where it is. Mother worked at TRE (Malvern) during WW2

A *real* centre of excellence. Nnow a well known supermarket - or at
least a public enterprise of some sort - goes by a stupid PR name of
qinetqintiqinttinttiqqiti or something. I knew it was all up when the
the relatively recent boss of the place was actively encouraging
public time sharing on their computers! Sorry OT.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Qinetiq (pronounced kinetic), the defence/security bods?

jake wrote:
On Tue, 01 Jul 2008 19:05:52 +0100, Rod
wrote:

The Wanderer wrote:
Well worth a visit.

http://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/

Just spent a very interesting 3-4 hours there. Lots to see, and almost
certain to be of interest to many posters in this forum. Some very
knowledgeable volunteers there as well.

Cleared up one little thing that had always been beyond my limited
electronics theory from many years ago, pulse-echo time compared to speed
of rotation of the aerial.

Several rooms had that smell of bakelite and varnish used on old equipment,
R1154/R1155 anyone......

Shame it's where it is. Mother worked at TRE (Malvern) during WW2

A *real* centre of excellence. Nnow a well known supermarket - or at
least a public enterprise of some sort - goes by a stupid PR name of
qinetqintiqinttinttiqqiti or something. I knew it was all up when the
the relatively recent boss of the place was actively encouraging
public time sharing on their computers! Sorry OT.

Thought immediately I had posted - someone will think I meant RRE (Royal
Radar Establishment) - but at the time it was Travel Round England.

(Pretty good apologising for being OT in an OT thread. :-) )

--
Rod

Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious
onset.
Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed.
www.thyromind.info www.thyroiduk.org www.altsupportthyroid.org

On Jul 1, 6:43*pm, "Bob Eager" wrote:

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maybe, but nevertheless it is there see

https://www.diybanter.com/uk-diy/254515-ot-radar-museum-neatishead-norfolk.html

On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 13:50:37 UTC, jim wrote:

On Jul 1, 6:43Â*pm, "Bob Eager" wrote:

//snip//

The information contained in this post is copyright the
poster, and specifically may not be published in, or used by
Â* Â*http://www.diybanter.com

maybe, but nevertheless it is there see

http://www.diybanter.com/showthread.php?t=254515

Oh, I know that. Not the point, really.

DIYBanter is leeching off this newsgroup and making money out of us.
People using DIYBanter should realise that.

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geoff wrote:

I'll probably be throwing out a couple of Superbrain computers next week
unless anybody wants them ?


I've x-posted this to somewhere they may be loved.

Andy

In message , Andy Champ
writes
geoff wrote:
I'll probably be throwing out a couple of Superbrain computers next
week unless anybody wants them ?


I've x-posted this to somewhere they may be loved.

OK - my email is valid


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geoff

On Jul 1, 8:59*pm, andrew wrote:
Bob Eager wrote:

geek
That would be T1154/R1155 I think.
/geek

Lovely big coloured knobs (oo-er)

On a marginally related subject is a valve oscilloscope made by "Waveforms,
radar works" likely to be of interest to a collector?

AJH

Why not auction it and see. Even old 2M valve scopes are still quite
usable as 2nd scopes for less demanding apps.


NT