[GreenKeys] FREE: >Teletype units< AND CONEX for $200.00 OBO

[Web Williams]

Yes, it is the comm shelter that fits in the back of a truck. I sold
off all the radio gear long ago, with the exception of the mounting
racks/jigs, the circuit breaker panel, some hoses that hook to the
radios for cooling, and some other small pieces, including the
dummy load/wattmeter, which is still mounted inside.

I'm extremely time limited because the home is sold, and we're
going overseas for three weeks leaving this friday. No time to
deal with it when we get back. It needs to be gone by this
coming thursday (before we leave for Thailand).

I don't remember the exact model number of the conex, but it
had a 400 watt transmitter in it. I think it had a pair of 4CX350
tubes in it. A whip antenna mounts on the outside (it's still there).
And it had a kerosene heater that I could never get to work,
which has been discarded.

I thought I had a photo on the hard drive, but can't locate it.
It's about three miles away, so no opportunity to snap one today.

Thanks, -Web

Richard Johnson wrote:
> You need to specify if this is a conex shipping container or a comm 
> shelter that fits in the back of a pickup truck IE M37, Chevy Cucv or 
> other.
> See my website for pics of my comm shelters.
> If it has the cut outs on the sides for the wheel wells of a pickup 
> bed then its a comm shelter and people want those. A Conex box is just 
> for storage.
> Look at the data plate on it if its a comm shelter.
> Common TTY rigs were GRC-46 GRC-142 GRC-122.
> The Shelter should have an S-###
> Common pickup truck shelter were
> s-89 fits an M37
> S-144 fits an M37
> S-318 fits an M37
> S-250, fits M715, M880, M1009 CUCV and other pickups.
>
> If its a comm shelter, adverise it on Army Radios yahoo group and on 
> Steel Soldiers. There are alot of shelter people on those groups.
> Interested to hear what it exactly is.
> Richard Johnson
> KI6EZA
>
> www.RichardSJohnson.net <http://www.richardsjohnson.net/>
>
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