[GreenKeys] Great Thanks to All!

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Jerry,

I'm not certain about whatever FSK converter might have been aboard New 
Jersey when commissioned (if any) but postwar until her final de-commissioning they 
would have at most likely been AN/URA-6, 7, 8 in the 50's, AN/URA-8A,B (a 
different animal entirely from AN/URA-8) late 50's and 60's and AN/URA-17 late 
60's until de-commissioning.  When complete, all of these systems are set up for 
2-channel diversity operation.  The first three use a pair of converters 
(CV-57, 71 or 60) and Comparator CM-14.  AN/URA-8A or B use a pair of CV-89,A and 
a CM-22.  URA-17 uses a pair of CV-483 converters.  The comparator circuits 
are built into the CV-483's.

In a message dated 12/12/2007 7:04:53 AM Central Standard Time, 
jrbarnish at DRPA.ORG writes: 
> For all those who have responded to my request for information on a 
> TT23/sg teletype patch panel, I give you my best wishes for the Holidays
> and a huge thanks. 
> 
> For all of you who are licensed and ever are in South Jersey,
> please visit the Battleship New Jersey musuem. If you wish
> to shcedule time to operate as a guest operator, please do so.
> Battle Ship New Jersey Amatuer Radio Station has its own
> web page and the information is posted there.
> 
> Now, the next request is does anyone know how to set the 
> convertors to operate as diversity? Is there a need to use
> a separate comparator for the TTY output?
> 
> I am learning this phase as I used a ST-6 convertor 
> in the 80's for my tty.
> Having more fun than should be allowed.
> 

Robert & Susan Downs - Houston
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